Excess deaths

A graph shows a close correlation between when vaccine boosters were rolled out in the U.S. in the spring and a wave of excess deaths at a time of falling Covid deaths.
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There have been over 4,000 non-Covid excess deaths registered in England and Wales in the last four weeks, official data show. Strokes and heart attacks are up. What's behind the spike?
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A comparison of non-Covid excess mortality rates in Denmark and the U.K. finds that they closely resemble each other at approximately 250 per million doses, i.e., a fatality rate of 0.025% or one every 4,000 doses.
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Edward Dowd says that, according to data from publicly traded life insurance companies and funeral homes, excess deaths are up by 20% in the first quarter of 2022. But he says that the death rate should fall as COVID is winding down. He blames the higher mortality rate on COVID injections.

The WHO has claimed that the real pandemic death toll is 15 million and 5 million of them are in India. But it's based on dubious modelling and the Indian Government has strongly disputed the claims.
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A new paper in the Lancet claims that the pandemic death toll is three times higher than official estimates. But it's based on six models that churn out nonsensical results.
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A new study from leading U.S. think tank National Bureau of Economic Research has shown (once again) that lockdown policies produced no discernible reduction of the pandemic death toll. If anything, they increased it.
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Westminster City Council is advertising a contract opportunity for the construction of "body storage facilities" in the event of an "excess deaths situation". Is a new variant on the way, or is this another overreaction?

Evidence suggests that care homes achieved a degree of focussed protection in the second wave. Perhaps if more attention had been paid to shielding in the first wave, Britain's overall death toll would be lower.
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There were more deaths (from all causes) in homes in each month of 2020 than in a normal year, according to the ONS, as treatment waiting lists and the "protect the NHS" drive kept patients away from hospitals.
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