Uncovering the Taboo of Excess Mortality Discussions
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Dr. Philip McMillan discusses the taboo topic of excess deaths related to COVID-19. • 0:04
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Andrew Bridgend in the UK has persistently raised awareness on excess deaths. • 1:02
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A debate on excess deaths was scheduled around the 12th of April, potentially signaling a shift in approach. • 1:23
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Frontiers in Immunity presentation is upcoming as part of advanced COVID-19 research. • 1:47
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Dr. McMillan focuses on general immunity and the immune system in relation to COVID-19, particularly the cytokine storm. • 2:03
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Audience encouraged to join the presentation for comprehensive insights on immunity. • 2:19
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Politicians may have changed their stance on excess deaths, prompting caution and vigilance. • 2:37
Changes in UK excess mortality estimation methodology and its implications.
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Significant changes in UK excess mortality estimation methodology in February 2024. • 2:57
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New method uses a more complex average to calculate excess deaths. • 3:33
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Comparison between old and new methods shows a difference in excess death trends. • 4:24
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Question arises about the timing of the methodology change and its impact on excess death reporting. • 5:19
Excess deaths are being downplayed using new calculation methods, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
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New calculation methods show a decrease in excess deaths, potentially masking the true impact of mortality trends. • 5:37
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Concerns raised about the accuracy and transparency of reporting on mortality data, particularly in relation to COVID-19 waves. • 5:54
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The shift in reporting methods may lead to a narrative that downplays the significance of excess deaths. • 6:12
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Questions raised about the lack of concern regarding excess deaths and the potential impact of decision-making on public health. • 7:27
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The issue of excess deaths is linked to decisions made around lockdown measures and their potential consequences on public health. • 7:54
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The reluctance to address excess deaths may stem from a desire to avoid accountability for past decisions and their impact. • 8:15
Uncovering significant rise in economically inactive sick individuals raises concerns about unaddressed health issues.
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Significant increase in economically inactive sick individuals, reaching 2.8 million in the UK. • 8:23
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Unprecedented rise in long-term sickness-related deaths despite claims of no excess deaths. • 9:36
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Urgent need to address the underlying health issues causing the surge in sickness and mortality. • 10:20
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Questioning the reluctance of authorities to acknowledge and investigate the concerning trend. • 10:40
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Emphasizing the importance of prioritizing public health over saving face or avoiding uncomfortable truths. • 11:16
Importance of addressing excess deaths in the population during challenging times
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Excess deaths impact friends, family, and co-workers, not random individual. • 11:26
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Ignoring excess deaths can lead to high mortality rates and trap discussion. • 11:43
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New methodologies will need to be changed due to rising death number. • 11:59
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Excess deaths affect working-age individuals more than the elderl. • 12:16
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Acknowledgement and mitigation of excess deaths are crucial for resolving the issu. • 12:39
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Leaders focused on population health should make decisions on addressing excess death. • 13:03