UTopiAH. 64 death certificates or 2,975 survey? This is Part 28 of a series for comparing life expectancy, because death rates are the new metric of economic development. Included are medical conditions ranking Utah’s #1 for health. When nose counts don’t give the answer wanted, the pressure is to turn to surveys, sampling one in … Continue reading Part Twenty Eight. Because Puerto Rico’s death toll from 2017’s Hurricane is a metric of economic development, newspapers pressured to up the numbers. For the readers’ convenience, these columns are samplings of that pressure.
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