KevinMD June 8, 2020
Anuradha Kolluru and Rakesh Lattupalli

The United States has been the most impacted country in the current COVID-19 crisis.

Is COVID, the only common denominator? What else is common to the over 100,000 deaths in the United States, who is collecting and analyzing the death data comprehensively apart from the snapshot of admission and discharge diagnosis from death certificates?

Out of the deaths so far, how many were children, healthy adults, pregnant women, long term facility residents, received anti-malarial or experimental therapies, experienced unusual but similar complications like kidney failure, brain strokes, blood clots, etc.?

Most physicians we spoke to, a reputable journalist and a congresswomen felt Center for Disease Control (CDC) might be collecting it, and some responsible national entity is extensively analyzing the...

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