Study explains why COVID-19 death rates are dropping

A new study from NYU Grossman School of Medicine  explains why fewer New Yorkers are dying from COVID-19 than what was expected. The regional COVID-19 death rates have dropped, which is partly due to the fact that the virus shifted to begin  a portion of the population that is more resilient. New York became the epicenter for the pandemic in early March, and the coronavirus killed tens of thousands of people. Experts anticipated a similar number of losses in the following months.  However, the results of a …