healthmyths
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I understand that. How do you explain then CDC reporting a total of 335 children (NOTE: almost ALL had comorbidity conditions) ages 17 and under have died of COVID-19, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.You do know that it is not the CDC that determined the child's primary cause of death, don't you? If the child has comorbidities that are connected to the covid death, then they are also listed as a secondary contributor. If one of these comorbidities is the primary cause of the child's death, then it is listed as such, and covid is listed as a secondary cause.
The child's doctor treating him or her, then the hospital medical examiner, determines the cause of death. The hospital then forwards on their own statistics, to the CDC, (sometimes the state passes it to the CDC).... Like with all covid statistics, it comes from the hospitals and doctors, themselves.
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