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Controversial California study claims Americans are OVERESTIMATING their risk of getting coronavirus and that the odds of infection are around one in 4,000. (For Americans between ages 50 to 64, the risk of being hospitalized is one in 852,000 and the risk of dying is one in 19.1 million.)
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3 years ago by JasonCarswell to /s/LockdownSkepticism from dailymail.co.uk
3 years ago by JasonCarswell to /s/Coronavirus from dailymail.co.uk
Controversial California study claims Americans are OVERESTIMATING their risk of getting coronavirus and that the odds of infection are around one in 4,000. (For Americans between ages 50 to 64, the risk of being hospitalized is one in 852,000 and the risk of dying is one in 19.1 million.)
by JasonCarswell to /s/FuckMasks from dailymail.co.uk
Controversial California study claims Americans are OVERESTIMATING their risk of getting coronavirus and that the odds of infection are around one in 4,000. (For Americans between ages 50 to 64, the risk of being hospitalized is one in 852,000 and the risk of dying is one in 19.1 million.)
by JasonCarswell to /s/LockdownSkepticism from dailymail.co.uk
Controversial California study claims Americans are OVERESTIMATING their risk of getting coronavirus and that the odds of infection are around one in 4,000. (For Americans between ages 50 to 64, the risk of being hospitalized is one in 852,000 and the risk of dying is one in 19.1 million.)
by JasonCarswell to /s/Coronavirus from dailymail.co.uk