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The easy way to get a rough answer here is simply to compare the death rate from the same time of year a couple of years back. Assuming no other events that wou
by munificent 5y ago
The easy way to get a rough answer here is simply to compare the death rate from the same time of year a couple of years back. Assuming no other events that would cause a large swing in death rate, most of the variance can likely be explained by COVID.
- nitrogen 5y agoAssuming no other events that would cause a large swing in death rate It's not obvious this is a tenable assumption, though. Depression and isolation can also increase mortality for things not directly related to depression and isolation, for example.