Quote (toyake @ Jul 3 2022 10:49pm)

Posting again in a covid cope thread.

Quote (GarryGarry @ Jul 4 2022 03:20pm)

oh covid again for 4th time :rofl:

Quote (SunnyvaleTrailerPark @ Jul 4 2022 08:25am)

It's so real that it's not part of their agenda anymore. War is the new Covid! Their goal was met when 90% of the population bent over for the flu. Docile are most humans. Magic finding is more important than living for em.

Quote (TiStuff @ Jul 4 2022 10:04pm)

Evel Knievel :)



docile is not the word. i would choose obedient order followers.....
as they scream in the streets Burning Looting and Murdering calling ev1 else a nazi

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Methods

We obtained final national death certificate data for 2020 and provisional data for 2021 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (accessed May 5, 20225). We excluded data more recent than October 2021 because they were incomplete. We determined the 5 leading causes of death by year and age group, and compared the period March to December 2020 with the period January to October 2021. Because the data are publicly available, the study did not require institutional review board review.


Results

From March 2020 to October 2021, heart disease (20.1%), cancer (17.5%), COVID-19 (12.2%), accidents (6.2%), and stroke (4.7%) were the most common causes of death in the US. There were 2.875 million deaths in March to December 2020 and 2.855 million deaths in January to October 2021; the 5 leading causes of death were the same in each year. Among those older than 1 year, the number of deaths increased across age groups.