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The UK’s “excess deaths” are by far the youngest in Europe. Why?
U.S. · HEALTH
August 1, 202083 min read, 16543 words

The UK’s “excess deaths” are by far the youngest in Europe. Why?The UK’s “excess deaths” are by far the youngest in Europe. Why?

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Published: August 1, 2020  |  83 min read, 16543 words
Kit KnightlyImage source:An in-depth look at the mortality statistics in England shows something puzzling: Their reported “excess deaths” are much, much younger than the rest of the world, the rest of Europe, and even the rest of the United Kingdom.Covid19 – like many common resp...
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November 1, 2022
Content provides data graphs that resemble electromagnetic artifact. The artifact graphs do not explain the data. At least the article does a good job explaining the data. England had more deaths among young people from COVID than other nations is the basic story found in the data.
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