We’ve published analysis of #COVID19 deaths of disabled people (2 March to 14 July 2020).

We define disabled people as those who reported in Census 2011 their daily activities were limited a little or a lot by a long lasting health problem or disability http://ow.ly/z7WD50BupcK ">https://ow.ly/z7WD50Bup...

59% of all deaths involving #COVID19 from 2 March to 14 July were among disabled people http://ow.ly/27sW50Bupjq ">https://ow.ly/27sW50Bup...

Both disabled men and women saw a higher rate of death involving #COVID19 compared with those non-disabled.

Disabled (limited a lot) females aged 9 to 64 had a 10.8 times higher COVID-19 mortality rate than those in this age group who were non-disabled http://ow.ly/g3H050BupuZ ">https://ow.ly/g3H050Bup...

After adjusting for socio-demographic, geographic and household characteristics, the #COVID19 mortality rate continued to be higher for disabled adults (limited a lot) than for non-disabled adults:

https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="▪️" title="Schwarzes kleines Quadrat" aria-label="Emoji: Schwarzes kleines Quadrat"> Men: 2.0 times higher
https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="▪️" title="Schwarzes kleines Quadrat" aria-label="Emoji: Schwarzes kleines Quadrat"> Women: 2.4 times higher

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