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> All of the Covid deaths around me in the last couple years (7 deaths) Where exactly is this?
by qsera 4mo ago
> All of the Covid deaths around me in the last couple years (7 deaths)
Where exactly is this?
- atomicUpdate 4mo agoApparently they live in a nursing home in 2020 still, because no one else is dying of covid anymore. Especially not young or healthy people within the last few years.
- mikeyouse 4mo agoNearly 50,000 Americans died of Covid in 2024… and 20% of those were under 65 years old. It’s thankfully much better now than at the peak but tens of thousands of people are still dying..
- whimsicalism 4mo agoim no forever masker or anything, but this is false. we just now have to live with a slightly elevated death rate due to covid
- qsera 4mo ago>a slightly elevated death rate due to covid Is that a fact? Do we now have a higher all cause mortality rate from pre-covid era?
- fvwqcecvq 3mo agoNo. And even during covid the all cause mortality rate was below pre 90s rates. https://www.statista.com/statistics/189670/death-rates-for-all-causes-in-the-us-since-1950/?srsltid=AfmBOorLX_Mul3YPqRUi-02S8TdSWWwJ2m5ln2ntypMwFCOBsXaJMDtS https://www.statista.com/statistics/189670/death-rates-for-a... The highest cause was heart disease (~680K) which has a best preventative step of maintaining at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise weekly. Between 45% to 50% of Americans, of any age, are estimated to have done that.