Newest US Mortality updates
Happy Mother’s Day to all of you mama’s out there! May you get spoiled rotten today by those you love.
https://www.usmortality.com/excess-mortality/cumulative
This is through week 17 2023. We are not dropping. We keep climbing. This is a 7 sigma event as of this current week. Below is the graph showing the 7.6 sigma via the z-score:
“Assuming a normal distribution, one would expect a 7 sigma occurrence once every 3,105,395,365 years.”
Further elaboration of the original chart above: we are at 435 excess deaths per week per 100k people.
The tables that I posted yesterday were to establish the relevance to these tables today. Remember from yesterday, the charts we discussed about covid deaths being nearly flatlined since January 2022. Why is excess mortality not dropping? Why is it still increasing? We know it isn’t due to covid……that baseline has been established.
What will this number look like in 6 months? 12 months?
The FDA is meeting next month to determine fall vaccine recommendations. Speculation seems to favor them moving to an annual Covid shot approach with an updated formula. They’ll probably have a new scary variant with a crazy name in the news ahead of the fall vax drive. Seems like excess deaths will become the norm.
I think we already know the answers to those questions, we're just not allowed to say it out loud yet.