1. Magnitud del exceso de mortalidad y cifras oficiales.
El documento detalla la discrepancia entre las muertes confirmadas por COVID-19 y el exceso de mortalidad total, sugiriendo un impacto mucho mayor al reportado inicialmente.
- Today, the official covid death toll in the united states stands at 1.22 million. Excess mortality counts, which compare the total number of all-cause deaths with a projection of what they would have been without the pandemic, run a little higher about 1.5 million.
- The pandemic resulted in approximately 1.7 million excess deaths among individuals aged 25 and older between 2020 and 2023 in united states.
- Globally, excess-mortality modeling places the true pandemic death toll in the tens of millions, with central estimates near 27 million worldwide, far exceeding official counts.
2. Retroceso histórico en la esperanza de vida.
Se analiza cómo la pandemia provocó caídas drásticas en la longevidad, con recuperaciones desiguales entre diferentes naciones y grupos demográficos.
- Between 2019 and 2021, life expectancy worldwide fell by 1.8 years. This marks the largest drop in recent history. It wiped.
- Life expectancy in the us is still lower than before the pandemic, and 4 years less than comparable countries.
- In the first year of the pandemic the us lost 1 in 1,00 americans to covid-19 his american carnage continues.
3. Persistencia de la pandemia y nuevas olas en 2025.
A pesar del fin de la emergencia oficial, los reportes indican que el virus continúa causando una mortalidad significativa y nuevas olas de infección hasta bien entrado el año 2025.
- Covid is not over continues unmitigated, with 350 usiansweek dying from sars-cov-2 as of may 2025, us is now in the grips of 11th wave of mass infection.
- As of march 6, 2025, at least 1,22,603 americans have died from covid-19. It was trumps pandemic. Lets not undercount!
- The coronavirus never stopped its killing rampage hundreds of americans die from it every week, even now in march of 2025, when the pandemic emergency is over.
4. Impacto en adultos jóvenes y población trabajadora.
Un hallazgo crítico es el aumento de la mortalidad en personas de 25 a 44 años, un grupo que tradicionalmente no se consideraba de alto riesgo al inicio de la crisis.
- This research also shows that the survival of americans aged 25-44 is dramatically far behind international peers. That builds on earlier research showing that american death rates at those ages have been rising since 2010, rose dramatically in the pandemic.
- Excess deaths... Remain higher than peer nations in 2023, particularly for adults aged 25-44.
5. Secuelas crónicas y enfermedades cardiovasculares.
El virus ha dejado una huella persistente en la salud pública, acelerando muertes por fallas cardíacas, accidentes cerebrovasculares y otras complicaciones sistémicas.
- Covid causes heart attacks, strokes, diabetes and a whole host of shit among all age brackets and everyone is still getting it all the time.
- Heart failure deaths have accelerated in us since covid pandemic... Mortality climbing faster since 2020 after years of decline, new research shows.
- Studies have estimated that upwards of 90 of all excess deaths occurring in 2020 beyond are likely due to covid.
6. Desigualdades étnicas y socioeconómicas.
La mortalidad no fue uniforme; las comunidades afroamericanas, hispanas y rurales sufrieron tasas de mortalidad desproporcionadamente altas.
- The pandemic resulted in 1,755,354 excess deaths of people over age 25, with the highest per capita rates for men, black and hispanic populations, and older age groups.
- Non-hispanic black, hispaniclatino, and native american communities experienced higher death rates relative to their population share, especially early in the pandemic.