🇨🇦 Ages 0 to 44 - Excess Mortality 🚨 This cohort including millennials, saw persistent >25% weekly excess deaths to Oct. 2021, after a rapid acceleration in July 2021. The rate of change starting in July can't be explained by a sudden rush of suicides, overdoses, cancers, etc. - Kotaku In Action 2

🇨🇦 Ages 0 to 44 - Excess Mortality 🚨 This cohort including millennials, saw persistent >25% weekly excess deaths to Oct. 2021, after a rapid acceleration in July 2021. The rate of change starting in July can't be explained by a sudden rush of suicides, overdoses, cancers, etc. (twitter.com)

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– FrozeInFear 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Are there no causes of death linked to these mortality figures? We're told it isn't suicide, overdoses, or cancers, and covid appears to be waning in that time. So what is being reported that increased during that time?

What is concerning to me is that the overall excess graph seems to correspond a bit with a shifted covid line. See my terribly impressive mspaint image showing the covid line shifted back roughly 2 months. One might propose that "long covid" is the culprit if there aren't further details given.

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