> I wonder how this trend plays out in the long run. I.e. how many of the 0.3% were due to die in the next few years because of existing health conditions? Ass

> I wonder how this trend plays out in the long run. I.e. how many of the 0.3% were due to die in the next few years because of existing health conditions? Assuming the cause is covid and it matches the past three years, like 80-90% of them. The average age of covid deaths has always been above the average life expectancy.