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Coronary Artery Disease Deaths Up 17% In Australia.

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royfromaus | 21:28 Sat 21st Jan 2023 | News
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That's a huge jump.


Any ideas why?

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//"Have vaccines saved more lives of young adults and kids than the number of young adults and kids they have killed or seriously harmed?"//

How many young adults and "kids" did covid kill. The numbers back when seemed very low indeed or have they now been adjusted to fit the establishment narratives? I take it that by "young adults" we are talking 25 and younger.
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What's Dr Dave's opinion with what ever is going on here?


https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps#


https://thumbsnap.com/BJGCdEA7
This ^
If you're not wanting answers to this then you don't have kids/grandkids or care about your kids grandkids..

You tell me what you think is going on - I'm fed up with playing "Guess what Roy's thinking"

I do hope you know I love you SD but your avatar is awesome, and can't take you seriously :-))
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You're displaying an I'm alright attitude, Dave.

I don't know what's going on but I would like to hear from the so-called experts (and governments) what they think is happening. The fact that I am not hearing anything set alarm bells ringing.

Kids who were not dying of COVID are now dying of something.
Ho Hum - new day same modus operandi.

First some low level abuse (how exactly do you determine that I'm "displaying an I'm alright attitude"?).

Then no actual opinions expressed, so we can't check/challenge them.

Then a vague assertion that "The Government" (or it's hacks) are hiding/ ignoring something.

So - right back at you :

1. Where is your proof that "Kids who were not dying of COVID are now dying of something" - you need to go way back to 2019 and earlier to get clean baseline data about excess mortality - anything since 2020 is tainted by too many factors relating to the pandemic. For instance, this is Europe rather than UK - but tells an interesting story.

https://assets.researchsquare.com/files/rs-2201440/v1/0888cbeb-3fc8-44b6-9a13-975275de8d08.pdf?c=1667940396

2. *If* it is true that "Kids who were not dying of COVID are now dying of something" then you need data which compares excess death rates in people who had a previous Covid infection with those who didn't. Similarly for vaccinated/unvaccinated. Similarly for those with various morbidities preceding 2020, and those without.

Go do some research (to use a favourite trope from those who mock the rest of us) and come back with some numbers.
PS : I'm not a Doctor (to go back to a previous random insult) - I would describe myself as a numerate scientist with a decent streak of scepticism.

I routinely distrust Government (prone to hiding stuff it doesn't like), Big Pharma (even more prone to hiding stuff it doesn't like) and conspiracy theorists (prone to cherry picking headlines that fit their theories) - a plague on all their houses.
Has anyone actually read the 'Cautionary note on cumulated excess mortality reported by EuroMOMO for the pandemic years' section. Some key things to note from it are:
' the calculated baseline applied in the EuroMOMO estimation of excess number of deaths do not include data from 2020 and onwards'
Because of this enhanced bias when cumulating data, the cumulated outputs should not be considered reliable at this point and must be interpreted very cautiously'

'the EuroMOMO mortality surveillance system does actually not detect more deaths among the 0 to 14-years old during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic than in the period before the COVID-19 pandemic, even if the cumulated outputs reported on the EuroMOMO website suggest so.'

'the weekly estimates of excess number of deaths are still relatively small and considered to be within reasonable and acceptable levels'
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Yes indeed Zacs - I read it carefully and it doesn't actually say what the headline readers think it does - hence my trying to extract some opinions/answers from royfromaus ...
'it doesn't actually say what the headline readers think it does'

Mmm. Seems to be endemic on here.
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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/jcvi-advises-an-autumn-covid-19-vaccine-booster


//As the transition continues away from a pandemic emergency response towards pandemic recovery, the JCVI has advised that the 2021 booster offer (third dose) for persons aged 16 to 49 years who are not in a clinical risk group should close in alignment with the close of the autumn 2022 booster vaccination campaign.//



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