From weasel-wording from hell in the article, I assume the actual cause of death is multiple gunshot wounds.
What weasel wording? If you read the article, you’ll see that there are other young patients in the same hospital.
I didn’t see any weasel wording although there could have been more detail.
This virus is dangerous because it’s so unpredictable. Some don’t know they ever had it and others die in a short time.
A hospital nurse told me about a nurse in NY who ran into a patient’s room, because patient was coding, and the nurse didn’t wait to put on her protective equipment because she wanted to save the patient. The NY nurse died 7 days later.
The nurse who was telling me this said she thinks it’s the “viral load” - if you get a lot of the virus thrown on you then it’s more difficult to survive.
Clearly, an example of a comorbidity. Those comorbidities will kill you, man.
(1) The CDC counts “presumed” COVID deaths as “confirmed” COVID deaths.
“The WHO has provided a second code, U07.2, for clinical or epidemiological diagnosis of COVID-19 where a laboratory confirmation is inconclusive or not available. Because laboratory test results are not typically reported on death certificates in the U.S., NCHS is not planning to implement U07.2 for mortality statistics.”
(2) When COVID-19 is present (or suspected) in someone who dies from pneumonia or Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, the CDC classifies 100% of those deaths as COVID-19 fatalities.
“If COVID–19 played a role in the death, this condition should be specified on the death certificate. In many cases, it is likely that it will be the UCOD, as it can lead to various life threatening conditions, such as pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). In these cases, COVID–19 should be reported on the lowest line used in Part I with the other conditions to which it gave rise listed on the lines above it.”
In Texas the increase in the Virus case numbers are a lie!
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