LouderVol
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Also depending on how they break down that 100k number it's going to slant things pretty hard.Just curious what does "age adjusted" mean and why does this chart just include CA, CO, CT, GA, MD, MI, MN, NM, NY, OH, OR, TN and UT?
ETA: and the date is January through July.
Is that total population divided by vax status? So for every 100k unvaxxed 500 are going to the hospital? Or is it for every total 100k 500 unvaxxed are going to the hospital.
The math changes real fast depending on when you start dividing.
It's really strange they are adding the rates up. Usually you dont see that. Why do they want a cumulative total of the rates? What does that actually tell you?
If it was 1% for 100 days, they would say 100% at the end. But that wouldnt mean that at the end 100% were in the hospital, it technically wouldnt even mean that 100% had even been to the hospital.
Depending on how they did the math they could be double/tripple/Xfinity times counting the same patient.