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New German data reveals, that more work days were missed due to vaccine side effects than due to COVID-19:
1) Vaccine Side Effects: 383k days
2) COVID-19: 374k days
(via Tom Lausen, Anhörung Deutscher Bundestag)
1) Vaccine Side Effects: 383k days
2) COVID-19: 374k days
(via Tom Lausen, Anhörung Deutscher Bundestag)
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Vaccination uptake in Vermont started week 6/2021, excess mortality started rising in week 25/2021, from completely normal levels before that. That is 19 weeks later or about ~5 months later.
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With German Age-Adjusted All-Cause Mortality data we can clearly see the "label effect" of COVID-19. Germany has no age-adjusted excess mortality!
> So it appears, that COVID-19 has replace the seasonal flu 1:1.
H/t https://twitter.com/ProNoCchio
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> So it appears, that COVID-19 has replace the seasonal flu 1:1.
H/t https://twitter.com/ProNoCchio
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JUST IN: "New York, New Jersey and California failed in their handling of the COVID-19 pandemic because of stringent lockdowns and policies, while Florida was among the best-performing states in the country, a new study has found."
> Study uses age-adjusted mortality data from USMortality.com
> NYPost Article: https://nypost.com/2022/04/11/ny-handled-covid-19-lockdown-poorly-florida-among-best-study/
> Study: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w29928/w29928.pdf
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> Study uses age-adjusted mortality data from USMortality.com
> NYPost Article: https://nypost.com/2022/04/11/ny-handled-covid-19-lockdown-poorly-florida-among-best-study/
> Study: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w29928/w29928.pdf
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Big Germany All-Cause Mortality Update!
> Now with full data for Q1/2022
> -7.1% lower mortality, compared to baseline.
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> Now with full data for Q1/2022
> -7.1% lower mortality, compared to baseline.
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New (pre-print) study in The Lancet confirms:
Neither of the mRNA vaccines had *any* effect whatsoever on all-cause mortality risk, compared to placebo.
There was a trend towards fewer deaths from COVID, but this was counterbalanced by a roughly similarly-sized trend for increased risk of death from cardiovascular causes.
Overall the mRNA vaccines increased the risk of dying from any cause slightly. (RR: 1.03)
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4072489
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Neither of the mRNA vaccines had *any* effect whatsoever on all-cause mortality risk, compared to placebo.
There was a trend towards fewer deaths from COVID, but this was counterbalanced by a roughly similarly-sized trend for increased risk of death from cardiovascular causes.
Overall the mRNA vaccines increased the risk of dying from any cause slightly. (RR: 1.03)
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4072489
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I have plotted all-cause excess deaths in seniors (65+) vs. COVID-19 vaccinations.
> Even extremely high (95%+) vaccination levels did not bring down the extreme excess mortality levels in the US.
> Current lower levels are likely seasonal, still to be seen what will happen in the next few months.
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> Even extremely high (95%+) vaccination levels did not bring down the extreme excess mortality levels in the US.
> Current lower levels are likely seasonal, still to be seen what will happen in the next few months.
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JUST IN: New study shows that Sweden's life expectancy rose by +0.2% from 2019 to 2021, while the other countries saw a -0.4% decline!
> In contrast, Sweden had no lockdowns and only mild restrictions.
> Peer Average: 81.86/82.15-1 = -0.4%
> Sweden: 83.22/83.06-1 = +0.2%
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.04.05.22273393v2
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> In contrast, Sweden had no lockdowns and only mild restrictions.
> Peer Average: 81.86/82.15-1 = -0.4%
> Sweden: 83.22/83.06-1 = +0.2%
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.04.05.22273393v2
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UK All-Cause Mortality by Vaccination status shows a clear picture!
> Initially the vaccinated appear to be dying less, which could be due to statistical effects
> After several months all vaccinated end up with higher mortality rates than the unvaccinated.
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> Initially the vaccinated appear to be dying less, which could be due to statistical effects
> After several months all vaccinated end up with higher mortality rates than the unvaccinated.
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Weekly COVID-19 Update for the US and Germany:
> Cases: US now at 2020 levels. Germany coming down from peak.
> Deaths: US now lower than '20&'21. Germany about the same as last two years.
> CFR: US at 1.65% while Germany at 0.10% (odd right!?)
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> Cases: US now at 2020 levels. Germany coming down from peak.
> Deaths: US now lower than '20&'21. Germany about the same as last two years.
> CFR: US at 1.65% while Germany at 0.10% (odd right!?)
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