Jun 11, 2020 -- 4:37PM, Injera wrote:
Winter excess mortality:These statistics will be released on 27 November 2020 9:30am.Recent excess mortality could be for a whole host of reasons, not least cancelled treatment.
Keep grasping.
Jun 11, 2020 -- 4:29PM, Angoose wrote:
More than 63k excess deaths from early March to the end of May.
Could any of those excess deaths be down to lockdown itself? Heart attacks? Cancer? Loneliness?
Jun 11, 2020 -- 4:59PM, PorcupineorPineapple wrote:
Just another case of Tory under investment in the NHS
Record amounts into the NHS. Been operating way under capacity for months now.
Jun 11, 2020 -- 5:05PM, ----you-have-to-laugh--- wrote:
Excess deaths should be down with folk in lockdownRoad traffic, etc etcNever been built into model,.. Yet
1,800 RTA deaths a year compared to 100,000 heart attacks. Not sure you are comparing like with like.
Jun 11, 2020 -- 4:56PM, Injera wrote:
Goose, I know a gent who’s gone blind in one eye because of cancelled treatment. That’s very serious but not a death. It gives an idea though of the carnage that’s been allowed to happen.
Sorry to hear that, and little doubt that cancelled treatments are causing real problems and fatalities now and storing them up for the future.
My father has had two MRI scans cancelled.
If you are interested, there was a report issued by the ONS just last week that is the first chapter in attempting to gain insight in to the high number of excess deaths.
The full effects will not be known for years to come, and even then there will be large elements of attribution.