Covid-19 Deadler, Influenza – Causes more serious diseases than studies

Prof. Yoram Lass, former Director-General of the Ministry of Health, when he told the people that COVID-19 is “excellent public relations flu” in March 2020 and expressed his objection to the health regulations imposed by the government to control the infection rate. Researchers at the Beth Israel Decons Medical Center (BIDMC) in Boston seem to have discovered the body by mistake, six times more deadly than the influenza virus.

The study compared 1,052 patients with influenza and 582 patients with COVID-19 and found more people in average hospital care if infected with the novel coronavirus (582) than those with influenza (210). About 8% of people with COVID-19 require mechanical ventilation, while only 8% of those with influenza need such treatment. The mortality rate among people suffering from novel coronavirus was much higher – 20% – compared to 3% of those infected with influenza.

In addition, Covid-1 patients were, on average, younger than those suffering from influenza and were more careful when they needed mechanical ventilation – an average duration of two weeks compared to three days, the news-based Dr. . COVID-19 patients also reported less existing conditions that required this type of intervention.

Almost all covid-19 deaths, 98%, were direct or indirect consequences of the novel coronavirus, said one of the authors of the article, Dr. Michael Donnino wrote. He asserted that this meant that people would die from COVID-19, not when they were. This is crucial, as during online and online protests, many argued that the death rate was allegedly being “faked” and that hospitals were being encouraged to report false data. The misconception that Covid-19 doesn’t really seem to be the cause of death. The September Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that 6% of CIVID-19 deaths list COVID-19 directly and solely for the cause, Midt points out. The study authors also noted that, without social distance and wearing masks, mortality from COVID-19 would be higher than their study showed.

This study is basically Journal of General Internal Medicine.