(credits: Dr John Campbell) link: ⁣https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyvkWVZ9zcQ
USA non-covid deaths in the younger age groups, 2020 – 2021Years mostly completehttps://www.soa.org/4a55a7/glo....balassets/assets/fil reported by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Actual-to-expected ratios (A/E ratios) using 2015-2019April to December 2020A/E of 122%Full year of 2020, 116.4%13.3% excess due to COVID,and 3.1% not COVIDFull year of 2021Completed at 117% In both years, the age group with the highest A/E was ages 35-64During 2021, excess deaths were higher in all age groupings15 to 34 years, non-covid deaths were 21.4% higherDate through to March 2022Excess deaths,(all ages) 115.2% excluding covidOctober – December 202235 to 44 years, 34% excess deathsNon covid deathsIf the main issue was lack of access to health care, why are excess deaths highest in 15 to 34 years?Followed by 35 to 64 years?2022 Cause of Death Report https://www.soa.org/49667f/glo....balassets/assets/fil deaths, usually in the range of 102% to 105% of expected Cardiovascular deaths, 4% higher than expected Other non-communicable deaths, 10% lower than expected Deaths from diabetes, as high as 30% more than expected Deaths ascribed to the nervous system, sometimes as high as 30% greater than expectedRespiratory deaths, in line with expectedNon-Medical Deaths Deaths by suicide, (excludes drug overdoses), were noticeably lower during the pandemicJump in death claims on insuranceHigher non-covid deathshttps://eu.usatoday.com/story/....opinion/2023/08/11/m