Negatiiviset tulokset tulisi myös julkaista. Mikäli ne jätetään julkaisematta, menevät meta-analyysit metsään. Voi myös käydä niin, että tutkijat jäävät vain toistamaan samaa ratkaisuyritystä, jota on jo tutkittu ja havaittu, ettei toimi. microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa…

Finland, new prim/sec. care episodes of acute resp. tract infections since year 2022. Corona, Influenza A+B, RS, separately due to/with.

Hengitystieinfektiot, alkaneet hoidot Suomessa. Korona, Influenssa A+B, RS virus. #koronafi

NZE is the only country in the world with high vax, good death data and vax happening before and not in parallel with covid

It saw no excess in the<60, which is not attributable to covid

This de facto kills any claim of high vax deaths made elsewhere, let me explain⤵️

This article about Denmark's excess deaths (ED)
1) forgets growing # old (known to exaggerate ED)
2) mistakes mortality displacement to reverse effect
3) ignores analysis showing ED correlates w C19 not vax
We had ED but not so large & vax claims have been debunked as unreliable.

Saw this and thought I would put them straight.

No way does Denmark have 16k excess.

My estimate, standardised to the European 2013 population, is 92/100k. So for their pop of 5.9m that's just under 5500.

If I standardise to DK's 2020 pop - 101/100k, so just under 6000.

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Presidential election in Finland today. 9 candidates, most likely a 2nd voting round will be required.

Muistakaa äänestää, muuten ei saa arvostella poliittisia päätöksiä!

Ylihuomenna meille valitaan tasavallan 13. presidentti. Tässä tulee yhdeksän twiitin ketju, jossa lupaan kehua kaikki ehdokkaat vaalinumerojärjestyksessä. Pelkästään positiivista siis. #presidentinvaalit #presidentinvaalit 2024

We've now expanded our method to cause-specific excess deaths, finding long-term trends after age standardization (/mil). Pandemic COVID-19 & cardiovascular ⬆️, other respiratory diseases ⬇️; interestingly no clear cancer excess.
(🔴=🇩🇰;🔵=🇫🇮 ;🟢=🇳🇴;🟡=🇸🇪)
researchsquare.com/article/rs-383…

New preprint about cause-specific excess mortality 2020-2022 in Sweden, Finland, Norway and Denmark.

Kuolemansyykohtainen ylikuolleisuus Ruotsi, Suomi, Norja ja Tanska vuosina 2020-2022.

researchsquare.com/article/rs-383…

There are numbers of ways to estimate excess mortality. Here are estimates based on linear trend in age-standardised mortality in two periods during 2020-2023 in Europe.

Ylikuolleisuus ikävakioidun kuolleisuuden pohjalta Euroopassa pandemian aikana 2020-23 kahdessa jaksossa.

EUROSTAT, for a reason I don't understand, stubbornly continues to expect annual deaths in 2023 to be at the level of the 2016-2019 average which completely forgets population growth and aging and, hence, massively underestimates expected deaths