Interesting take but big assumption. Health screenings for serious issues like

Jul 1, 2020
8:12:14pm

RugbyBYU Contributor

heart disease, diabetes, and cancer fell by 60% during the shutdown. I imagine suicides are up and studies have suggested an increase in domestic abuse? Murders?

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According to this study, Covid-19 is more deadly by 20%. What do you think?

Incentivize

7/1/20 6:29pm

IMO the fear mongering and isolation accounted for some of those deaths

puntersarepeople

7/1/20 6:39pm

It would be interesting to see these stats across the whole year once it's done

SweetBabyG

7/1/20 6:43pm

This study concluded that those who died of COVID would have lived ~11 more yrs

chilango

7/2/20 7:50am

I have a couple concerns about that paper.

SweetBabyG

7/2/20 10:10am

I’m not wedded to the conclusions in this paper, and won’t be surprised if

chilango

7/2/20 11:19am

For me it’s not just about death. It’s about lung damage.

Croweater

7/1/20 7:58pm

Interesting take but big assumption. Health screenings for serious issues like

RugbyBYU

7/1/20 8:12pm

No evidence was provided... We'll that makes for a strong argument then.

Harbinger

7/1/20 8:41pm

So if there are excess deaths that are classified as non-descript pneumonia,

Jstak17

7/1/20 9:25pm

RE: So if there are excess deaths that are classified as non-descript pneumonia,

Harbinger

7/2/20 5:18am

Many here won’t like it, but excess deaths data in the US and most other

chilango

7/1/20 10:25pm

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SweetBabyG

7/1/20 10:39pm

None of those points seems germane to my observation about excess deaths and

chilango

7/1/20 10:51pm

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