Yeah that's 6.21% of 10 people

@Dr. Fortnite

what

why are you using the 10

What you found is 23% of 27% of people

yeah

Your example

you would use the 100 there

So less than a person sees their conditions worsen

your stat doesnt only represent the poor

And of those a less % die.

literally take my analogy

use 6 instead of 10

its perfect

People who skip because of cost are poor.

do you see a difference in the data, yes or no?

Or poorer

ok

do you understand

So 6.61% of 6 people see their condition worsen

that makes no sense

no

A much lower % die.

your survey

was of americans

not of poor people

The specific survey I'm citing is people who skipped X due to cost

yes

Those people are poors

nooooo

noo noo noo

Yes?

cite it then

Cite what, the survey?

I did above

"Anyways, of the households with serious medical conditions:"

not of poor households

Yep, but these are the people who skip X due to cost

the 27% is the people who skipped because of financial reasons

it doesnt say that anywhere in your data

So the people with serious medical conditions, who skip treatment because of cost.