I have now analyzed all-cause mortality (acm) from many countries around the world by flu season, and I cannot find any correlation to vaccination!
In summary, my conclusion is that the COVID-19 vaccination appears to have no significant effect in changing all-cause mortality.
Countries that experienced high excess still have high excess, e.g. USA.
There are other countries that have essentially no excess, e.g. Germany or Sweden.
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Germany saw almost 19 million COVID cases in 2022 alone! This lead to a mortality deficit of almost -5%!!!

How is this possible in the greatest pandemic ever?
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As already announced yesterday on Twitter, I have now updated my baseline methodology. I'm going to use a 5y linear regression of 2015-'19 instead of a simple 5y avg. This reflects underlying trends, other than aging and population changes.
Here are the updated Age-Adjusted All-Cause Mortality figures for Germany:
> 2020: 1.9%
> 2021: +5.4%
> 2022/YTD: +2.1%
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US Age-Adjusted All-Cause Mortality Update!
> Year-to-date, first 18 weeks, are as bad as it can get:
> 2020: +7.7%
> 2021: +15.8%
> 2022: +17.8%*
*adjusted for delay in reporting
#Covid #Covid19 #Corona #Coronavirus
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