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In Apr 2023, for every three covid deaths, U.S. saw another excess death not attributed to covid. Feb 2024 WHO & Economist estimates reflect same trend globally.
On annualized basis, U.S. was approaching one acute covid death every nine minutes in mid-July—implying nine excess deaths an hour.
Acute covid deaths frequency rose in July & August…
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![Chart: Rolling Year Pandemic Mortality: United States
Data: CDC, NCHS, Census
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Line chart plotting various mortality measures on logarithmic scale, with reference percentages on right-axis.
Legend:
• Elevated Deaths vs. 2017–2019 (adj. for pop.)
• Est. Excess Deaths — All Causes / Rolling Year
• Acute Covid Deaths — Rolling Year
• Share of Excess Deaths Not Attributed to Covid
• Percent Elevation Observed Deaths over 2017-2019 Average
First two figures held ~325K & ~190K, respectively, Feb–Jun 2023—despite annual acute covid deaths down from ~190K to ~120K same period.
First two at ~300K & ~150K, with reporting end Sept 2023. Third figure went from ~100K in Aug '23 to ~60K entering July, when climbed for two months.
Caption (in relevant part):
As of April 1 2023, over one in four excess deaths in the U.S. were “not covid”. Ratio had been above three in ten, May–Sept 2023, at which point CDC stopped reporting excess deaths.
That includes: covid deaths not reported as such or for which no covid test was administered; deaths from post-acute sequelae of prior covid infection (whether consequences of symptomatic Long Covid, post-acute organ damage not specifically identified as [LC] or otherwise asymptomatic, heightened risk for sudden adverse health outcomes); and deaths from causes that would otherwise had not been fatal but for deferred medical care, continued strain on understaffed hospitals, and inadequate availability of vital medical supplies.](https://spaces.hcommons.social/media_attachments/files/113/348/797/905/529/855/original/806c38889103489f.png "Chart: Rolling Year Pandemic Mortality: United States
Data: CDC, NCHS, Census
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Line chart plotting various mortality measures on logarithmic scale, with reference percentages on right-axis.
Legend:
• Elevated Deaths vs. 2017–2019 (adj. for pop.)
• Est. Excess Deaths — All Causes / Rolling Year
• Acute Covid Deaths — Rolling Year
• Share of Excess Deaths Not Attributed to Covid
• Percent Elevation Observed Deaths over 2017-2019 Average
First two figures held ~325K & ~190K, respectively, Feb–Jun 2023—despite annual acute covid deaths down from ~190K to ~120K same period.
First two at ~300K & ~150K, with reporting end Sept 2023. Third figure went from ~100K in Aug '23 to ~60K entering July, when climbed for two months.
Caption (in relevant part):
As of April 1 2023, over one in four excess deaths in the U.S. were “not covid”. Ratio had been above three in ten, May–Sept 2023, at which point CDC stopped reporting excess deaths.
That includes: covid deaths not reported as such or for which no covid test was administered; deaths from post-acute sequelae of prior covid infection (whether consequences of symptomatic Long Covid, post-acute organ damage not specifically identified as [LC] or otherwise asymptomatic, heightened risk for sudden adverse health outcomes); and deaths from causes that would otherwise had not been fatal but for deferred medical care, continued strain on understaffed hospitals, and inadequate availability of vital medical supplies.")
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