@chaboard2@jon_m_rob@tbonier@carlosodio@Nate_Cohn@mjfrias sorry tough to do that, i had these numbers from a project back when we wrote that report. would be a pretty big lift to dig out the old databases, will respond if i end up doing it
@jon_m_rob@tbonier@carlosodio@Nate_Cohn@mjfrias Short answer is 80% in 2012, 76% in 2016, 74% in 2020. LOTS of state variation. Some fuzziness in these numbers cuz of matching, but we think that's maybe 1-2% or so. 2020 report described this in more detail, Figure 18. You might recognize the author 🙂 https://t.co/r64A6xFGsK
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@MSmelkinsonPhD Btw I would have guessed hosp rate among infected was far far lower, I guess it is if you take asymptotic into account? Pretty surprised if it truly is 50%, so I must be doing something wrong! Still my main point is the potential ambiguity of question wording in survey.