Unexpected Rise in Excess Deaths: Europe’s Reality

Excess deaths serve as a crucial statistical measure to identify concerning trends in mortalit. • 0:24

Pandemic memory loss has led to neglect of monitoring excess death. • 0:40

Lack of media attention on discussions regarding excess deaths in the U. • 0:59

Exploration of excess mortality beyond the UK to understand broader impact in Europ. • 1:15

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Excess mortality statistics in Europe showed a peak of 11.5% in December 2023. • 3:55

In February 2024, there was a decrease in excess mortality by -1.2% compared to the trend in 2023. • 4:13

The UK changed its statistical measure to hide excess deaths, which may have impacted reporting across Europe. • 5:24

The ‘elephant in the room’ situation of increasing excess deaths is being overlooked. • 5:57

There is a need to raise awareness among the public about the ongoing issue. • 6:29

Eurostat data shows a concerning trend of additional deaths post-pandemic. • 7:02

The pattern of excess deaths is expected to continue in the coming years. • 8:00

Further investigation into the causes of excess deaths is crucial. • 8:11

Portugal had the highest vaccination rate per 100 population, followed by Malta, Belgium, Italy, and Sweden. • 8:46

Bulgaria, Romania, and Slovakia had lower vaccination rates and experienced higher excess mortality initially. • 9:14

Bulgaria’s excess mortality trended down to baseline as natural immunity increased, reaching -10%. • 10:30

Acknowledging the impact of vaccines on COVID deaths is important, but all-cause mortality must also be considered. • 10:54

Portugal, despite initial surges, saw a decline in excess mortality after a successful vaccination campaign. • 11:30

Significant increase in excess deaths continuing above normal levels in Europe. • 11:39

Bulgaria experiencing negative to 10% excess deaths compared to Europe. • 11:49

Urgent need to address the unexplained difference in excess deaths between countries. • 12:00

Ongoing high circulation of a virus possibly contributing to the elevated excess deaths. • 12:39

Importance of investigating mechanisms behind the elevated excess deaths for clarity. • 13:06

Negligence in not investigating abnormal excess death patterns is highlighted. • 13:32

Continued research and understanding of the situation is crucial for finding solutions. • 13:39