Anyone with a functioning pair of eyes will have read that coronavirus is killing more men than women.
In Italy, the National Health Institute (ISS) have found that men represent nearly 60 per cent of people who tested positive for the virus and more than 70 per cent of those who have died.
CNN reported that even in South Korea, where the number of women who have tested positive for the virus outnumber men, 54 per cent of reported deaths are men.
Dr Deborah Birx, The White House’s coronavirus response coordinator said last Friday, “From Italy we’re seeing another concerning trend.
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