In March-July 2020, ages 25-44, USA had 11,899 excess deaths compared to 2015-19, 38% from/with #COVID19 and 62% from collateral damage due to #lockdowns and excess fear. Article by @jeremyfaust @hmkyale @EMDocinTraining @Cleavon_MD @RWalensky et alhttps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2774445 …
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This is not what we concluded: 'Although remaining excess deaths are unexplained, inadequate testing in this otherwise healthy demographic likely contributed.’ Main point was about the excess. We believe most of excess likely COVID-related.
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We concluded different things from the same data. That can happen.
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The 62% may indeed be drawn from an “otherwise healthy demographic” but that’s irrelevant. Once they became critically ill and were on the way towards death is it really plausible that they couldn’t get a covid test in the hospital?
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It is not plausible.
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Ohh, Martin Kulldorff co- author of the Koch funded, libertarian think tank American Institute for Economic Research project - the so called Great Barrington Declaration.
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Covid is the most tested and incentivized illness in human history. It’s completely implausible that these deaths were Covid-related and they didn’t find a way to attribute them to Covid through testing or a “probable” designation. We know that suicides, overdoses, etc are way up
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