Today's COVID-19 blog examines COVID-19 fatalities through
5-21-20. The data continues to show that a disproportionate number of Ohio
COVID-19 fatalities are among older Ohioans with 92 percent of all deaths
accounted for by persons 60 and older. Conversely, no deaths have yet been
recorded for persons under 20 and only 5 deaths (.3 percent) have been recorded
for persons under thirty.
There have been more male fatalities (968) than female (867)
and males tend to die somewhat younger. This would suggest that males are more
likely to experience underlying diseases that would make them more vulnerable
to the virus.
Over the last week, COVID-19 related fatalities increased by
19.7%. Take a look at the following tables and graphs for a more in-depth
review of COVID-19 fatalities.
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