I'm a Florida resident too. A couple times I've done the simple exercise of calculating the actual deaths using official statistics vs. the census population. I usually get an annual "death from Covid-19" figure very close to 0.15%, which agrees with the figures of many others. It is worth mentioning that the average death rate is about …
I'm a Florida resident too. A couple times I've done the simple exercise of calculating the actual deaths using official statistics vs. the census population. I usually get an annual "death from Covid-19" figure very close to 0.15%, which agrees with the figures of many others. It is worth mentioning that the average death rate is about 0.9% all-causes. Those "official" death counts leave much to be desired, but taking them at their word, it meant that at most about 1/6 of deaths were "Covid" which means, when you dig deeper, the old, the frail typically with several existing health conditions.
I'm a Florida resident too. A couple times I've done the simple exercise of calculating the actual deaths using official statistics vs. the census population. I usually get an annual "death from Covid-19" figure very close to 0.15%, which agrees with the figures of many others. It is worth mentioning that the average death rate is about 0.9% all-causes. Those "official" death counts leave much to be desired, but taking them at their word, it meant that at most about 1/6 of deaths were "Covid" which means, when you dig deeper, the old, the frail typically with several existing health conditions.