Race, Ethnicity, and Age Trends in People Who Have Died from COVID-19

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Carol Duff, MSN, BA, RN
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Focus Efforts on Prevention and Early Detection of Infections Among Ethnic and Age Groups

Health Editor’s Note: Members of minority racial and ethnic groups and persons aged 65 and older have highest numbers of deaths due to COVID-19. Prevention and early detection is imperative for these groups….Carol

 



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  1. Carol, there’s a reason why this plandemic has been so devastating among Native Americans. First off, they don’t have access to adequate health care. Secondly, they are the targets of this COVID-19 bioweapon just as the Plains Indians were in the 19th Century when they were given smallpox-infested blankets to keep them warm in the wintertime. Population reduction, that’s what this thing is all about.

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