A German Exception? Why the Country’s Coronavirus Death Rate Is Low

"“‘What are you doing differently?’ they ask me,” he said. “‘Why is your death rate so low?’” There are several answers experts say, a mix of statistical distortions and very real differences in how the country has taken on the epidemic. The average age of those infected is lower in Germany than in many other countries. Many of the early patients caught the virus in Austrian and Italian ski resorts..." Lire la suite