H1N1 and COVID-19: surprising mortality pattern correlation

Background: Explanation of observed differentials in mortality rates during the COVID-19 pandemic across regions and countries is a great dilemma. To improve current future response to shed light on secrets variances, we design this study compare mortalities / million (M) between Covid-19pandemic H1N1 2009 mortalities.Methods: One hundred thirty territories that reported cases up September, 2009, were enrolled. accumulative deaths considered January, 2021. Countries < 2 inhabitants population at excluded. We used simple regression analyses test associations (SPSS-21).Results: The pattern variances was surprisingly identical with meaningful linear tested two-tailed alternative statistical hypothesis. slope value indicated have positive impact mortality. very highly significant influence p=0.0002. Relationship coefficient accounted (0.32789) high determination (R-Square = 10.75%). A intercept (p=0.0000) reflects severity initial even no deaths.Conclusions: are adding another risk factor can be as predictor for epidemics.