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

Jul 1, 2020
10:25:12pm

chilango Truly Addicted User

countries strongly suggests that COVID deaths have been undercounted, as you state. When future scientists and researchers look back on this pandemic, long after the politics of 2020 have faded, I believe this will be their conclusion.

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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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