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Yes, it is broken out by age and vaccination status. Turns out vaccination status is the likely culprit.
by unlikelymordant 4y ago
Yes, it is broken out by age and vaccination status. Turns out vaccination status is the likely culprit.
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- ekianjo 4y agoHow about comorbidities? They don't necessarily follow with age. Some populations can be more fit than others in the same age bracket too.
- unlikelymordant 4y agoPrior to covid, the R and D cohorts had identical excess deaths. 2 years later, following covid, there is a large gap. It seems unlikely theres a comorbidity that struck the unvaccinated, that cant be explained by covid.
- ekianjo 4y agoExcess death is not just caused by covid...
- unlikelymordant 4y agoOk, what caused the unprecedented spike in excess deaths over the period in which covid was widely spread?