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> If you look at the same data release, the excess deaths are almost entirely in cancer and dementia in old people This doesn’t explain the correlated surge in
by zmgsabst 4y ago
> If you look at the same data release, the excess deaths are almost entirely in cancer and dementia in old people
This doesn’t explain the correlated surge in the 45-64 bucket, the last two charts in the link I posted.
> unsurprisingly they correlate with the waves of COVID infections, not the vaccination program
Do you have a source?
What you linked takes me to some generic description of the dataset.
- jah242 4y ago> correlated surge in the 45-64 bucket, the last two charts in the link I posted. Correlated surge is an absurd way to describe something that basically fluctuates around 0 over the course of a year, which makes me think this definitely isn't good faith. > What you linked takes me to some generic description of the dataset. I recommend clicking the buttons on the side, it's a dashboard.