Originally Posted by jumppilot

I’m genuinely curious how often that occurs. Sure, the 90 year old had COVID when they died, but a regular flu or cold virus may have also been the straw that broke the camels back.

Also, how are positive tests counted? Let’s say you’re a health care worker and need a negative test to go back to work. You get tested every day for 7 days looking for that negative test. Is that counted as 7 positive tests in the total, even though it’s the same person?

Honest questions I’ve had.