“suggests that this is *not* within the top 100…”

suggests that this is *not* within the top 100 health risks in the United States. [...] As a basis for comparison, the risk of death from C19 is *vastly* less than the risk of death from driving your car home, [...] There are about 36 thousand automotive deaths per deaths [sic], as compared to 36 so far this year for C19. [...] Isn’t C19 growing so fast that it will soon become a top 100 health risk for people who are otherwise healthy and young to middle-aged? [...] The trends do not support this conclusion. Among other things, the media is using the ‘presumed’ positive number of C19 cases, not the *confirmed* number. [...] The 36 deaths were almost all in high risk groups, particularly older people who already had prior lung damage, diabetes or heart disease, [...] This was exacerbated in some cases by being stuck on a cruise ship with limited access to medical facilities. [...] As said above, if you’re feeling ill, especially with something contagious, it’s always better to stay home and take care of yourself,