#Deaths

Austen Allred

Austen

Sometimes I feel like all of Twitter is looking at different data than I am Cases are going up, but they’ve been going up for more than a month as

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

From a reader. One can argue about the number of non-Covid excess deaths, but he is right - the difference between using a 2% increase in deaths in 2020 as

el gato malo

boriquagato

it's interesting to compare covid deaths in the US based on date of actual death vs the date the death was reportedthe CDC uses the former, covid tracking project and

Peter Castleden

peter_castleden

Let's play a game of "pick your narrative" - South Africa version.According to the SAMRC we now have 59,611 excess natural deaths for 2020 to 15 Dec. Compared to 23,611

Ian Jones

ian_a_jones

The latest ONS data gives the fullest picture yet of how the second wave of Covid-19 has unfolded.Last week I said I thought January 19 was looking like the peak

PLC

Humble_Analysis

Euromomo has been updated for week 49; it still appears as though excess mortality in W. Europe peaked in early November. Reported Covid deaths peaked two weeks later. Oddly, reported

Louis Rossouw

lrossouw

Updated my SA COVID-19 model with excess deaths reported on Wed (covering the period up to 1 Dec). This is particularly relevant this week as to that point the 2nd

Jeremy Wallace

JeremySWallace

NEW: The number of deaths in Texas from COVID-19 are growing far faster than they had been for most of the last month. Over the last 7 days we are

Phil Williams

NC5PhilWilliams

THREAD: The pace of #COVID19 deaths is quickening across Tennessee. Consider the following: Tennessee's 1st death was reported on March 20, 2020. 1/ 131 days after that first death report,

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Oldie but goldie. Coincidence that there’s a growing sliver of deaths attributed to covid19 in 4Q20, precisely compensating for the rather surprising observation that deaths from all other causes falls

Joseph Puopolo 😷 🧪 💉

jpuopolo

Don't let anyone tell you that the US is doing well compared to Canada. Even if you 10x the numbers to account for population. Objectively they are far worse. Take

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Were MPs given full information about claimed (unusual) stresses on the NHS before the vote on LD#2?ICU loadings weren’t unusual for time of year (as I told you, 81%. Turns

PLC

Humble_Analysis

Officially, the CDC shows 335K excess deaths in 2020. But, something is very wrong with their baseline expected deaths. For some reason, they "expected" mortality to decline this year -

David Paton

cricketwyvern

I’ve been asked for an explanation of the English hospital death table & graphs. Hope this thread does the trick.We want to see what is happening to deaths over time

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

Latest ONS deaths data (to week ending 6 November) has been released.1,481 more deaths were recorded in-week compared to the 5-year average.Year to date there have been 13% more deaths

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

1/ This age-stratified death data from @cdcgov is simple and compelling evidence about how much damage the lockdowns may have caused versus #Covid. Okay, first look at 85+ deaths. Red

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