Strange how excess deaths are high in all the diseases that covid is known to cause or can make worse. But also the pandemic is over? bean-think

The biggest number of relative excess deaths occurred in young and middle aged adults amid higher than expected instances of cardiovascular, diabetes and acute respiratory diseases.

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The CMI’s analysis showed that the largest relative excess deaths in 2022 were for young (20-44 years) and middle-aged (45-64 years) adults.

The OHID analysis considered how excess mortality has varied by age band and cause of death. It shows that for ages 50-64 deaths between June 2022 and June 2023 were 33% higher than expected for cardiovascular diseases, 35% higher than expected for diabetes, and 43% higher than expected for acute respiratory diseases.

Stuart McDonald, deputy chairman of the CMI, said: “We continue to see persistent excess mortality, particularly for the working age population, years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Just one more wave, bro, I promise bro.

  • TheModerateTankie [any]
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    11 months ago

    I hope people who say we will build up immunity are right, but we are already seeing a lot of negative consequences to repeat infections. Might be a mix of people who are fine, and people who get wrecked after a few more infections. Seems like a stupid gamble everyone is making to avoid the inconvenience of masks and air filters.

    • JoeByeThen [he/him, they/them]
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      11 months ago

      I hope people who say we will build up immunity are right

      It's a nice thought but I don't think the wastewater data is indicating that's happening. If anything, the Temporary immunity from catching covid and the vast number of variants out there are making it so there's a greater and greater constant number of infections out there. And we're still seeing localized spikes regardless of all the "endemic" talk.