I haven't looked up the % deaths in that category nationally, but for Cuyahoga County (Cleveland), the data is shown below. I would expect traffic accidents to be down and homicides, but suicides and overdoses may not be.pic.twitter.com/bR9YiS5obe
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(6) These two tables show direct results from the "CDC Excess Deaths" dataset as of 5/20 thru 5/9. I only create calculated columns directly from their data. Source Link: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm …pic.twitter.com/PVJlpsvZ0t
(7) People of the US need to know their death counts are > 1.7X higher in more than 25 states. I believe the low reports were originally an organic result of natural progressions in misattribution, but their continued use after knowledge of their errors is willful.pic.twitter.com/HlBhSUSyLS
(7) Some Key Southern and Southwest States as of 5/9 (17 days ago): Arizona: 1,328 v. 532 Florida: 2,212 v. 1,715 Mississippi: 924 v. 421 South Carolina: 1,220 v. 330 Texas: 3,716 v. 1,066 This still doesn't account for the "Deaths Not By Natural Causes" effect.
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