In the JAMA commentary, doctors from the Istituto Superiore di Sanità in Rome said that a combination of Italy's relatively older population (23% are 65 years and older) and the lethality of the coronavirus in this age-group could partly explain its high death rate (7.2% 1,625 deaths out of 22,512 cases as of Mar 17). Meanwhile, an analysis of saliva samples yesterday in The Lancet Infectious Diseases shows that, unlike with SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), viral load in patients with COVID-19 was highest at the beginning of their illness, which could account for the fast-spreading nature of the pandemic. In a letter today in The Lancet, a separate group of Italian doctors implored countries to learn from their country's experience and swiftly implement strict infection-control measures. 2.3% in China) may be explained by the country's relatively high proportion of older people, a different definition of coronavirus-related deaths, and approach to testing strategies, according to a commentary yesterday in JAMA. I am **SPAM** NOTHING and want nothing but to see others connect with their families.Italy's high rate of death from COVID-19 (7.2%, vs. I can email you the PDF of all together if you wish. The second is 2 pages of words list and the last is the alphabet. The first 3 are Birth, Death and Marriage translations. I then tried doing JPEG for each sheet, but it only allows 3 sheets. I have tried to attach the PDF but it won't attach. I am so grateful to this gentleman that I thought it would be nice to pass it on to others. For example, a B originally looks like an L in cursive! Who knew! It is the alphabet (capital and small letters) from the progression of 1600 to 2000. What is amazingly valuable here is the Alphabet Variations. It also has Italian Words List (numbers, dates, weekdays and months) and General Genealogy Terms. Translations of what Birth, Death and Marriage Certificates say. I wanted to pass it on to others as it is so valuable in doing research. I have a wonderful set of "cheat sheets" that an Elder at the Family History building in Utah gave me.
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