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Throck

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5. Higher than I expected.

Reply to Blues Heron (Reply #4)

Sat Apr 1, 2023, 04:59 PM

Apr 2023

We're all back at the office. A number of people have been out with covid but no mortalities. I'm thinking mortality in the co-morbidity group which would be normal during the flu season.

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Remember its seasonal - that means Spring, Summer, Fall, and winter. Blues Heron Apr 2023 #1

Thanks for the update. appalachiablue Apr 2023 #2

Any idea what the mortality has evolved to? Throck Apr 2023 #3

Looking at the cdc numbers about 1 for every 150 positive reported cases Blues Heron Apr 2023 #4

Higher than I expected. Throck Apr 2023 #5