Whether you get and survive coronavirus depends on one of these factors - and there is huge inequality at play
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukPeople from black and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds are "disproportionately" dying with coronavirus, a report from Public Health England has said.
The document, which was released today, examines the extent to which there are different outcomes from the coronavirus crisis for people dependent on their age, gender, deprivation, occupation and ethnicity.
The investigation found that age and gender are the biggest factors with older men being the most at risk. If that criteria is set aside, however, the report finds BAME people are at highest risk.
People of Bangladeshi ethnicity have twice the risk of dying than people who are white British. The findings indicate that coronavirus has reversed a trend in previous years when there had
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