UK - 2023 - 15 per cent more 50 to 64-year-olds died than expected.
Excess deaths, sometimes known as extra deaths, are the number of deaths that are above the average for the same period in previous years.
UK data from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) shows that, in the year to June, 15 per cent more 50 to 64-year-olds died than expected.
There were 64,268 deaths among the group, compared to the 55,861 expected — meaning there were an extra 8,407 fatalities in a year, or around 700 per month.
An analysis of data, published in The Lancet, noted that more people are dying at homes rather than hospitals.
posted by Anon @ 01:17
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8500 in one demographic.
Now add all the other dead from every other demographic, the care homes, suicides, untreated medical conditions and multiply it by 4 .
The real reason I can't get too concerned about other peoples problems. Unfortunately the terminally retarded seem to think Palestinian dead are much more important than our own.
Not a single march or demonstration anywhere, save the few who were literally heckled, spat on in the street and abused a few short years ago.
Is there a 'pecking order' for genocides? It appears nobody cares about these statistics. The 'prokaryotic brigade' only seem to care about other peoples' problems.
Even now when it is suggested that it might be vax related, your met with a dysfunctional look followed by it might be long covid.
The same picture in many other Western countries too. Sad.
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