[Travis McGee]

No, it's just TOTAL DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES. It averages about 10K deaths per week from ALL CAUSES.

How do you explain the spike in TOTAL DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES plotted year after year on a weekly basis?

That is, the total weekly deaths above the expected 10 to 12K deaths?

Car crashes? Heart attacks? A big earthquake that wasn't reported?

[Buckeye McFrog]

Your graph is portraying something we already know.
The Wuhan Virus is causing a spike in mortality around the globe. No one has denied this.

The British health bureaucrats just opted to stretch the data over five years to make the hockey stick scary and dramatic.

As if you graphed hurricane deaths in Louisiana for five years leading up to Katrina.

[impimp]

Even if 12k...that is way beyond the weekly published Worldometer deaths due to CV.

[daniel1212]

How do you explain the spike in TOTAL DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES plotted year after year on a weekly basis? That is, the total weekly deaths above the expected 10 to 12K deaths? Car crashes? Heart attacks? A big earthquake that wasn't reported?

Then you have ,

Is The Coronavirus Saving Lives? Overall deaths in the U.S. are actually lower over the last few months than they have been in recent years

Total US Death Rate Is Still Below Average: CDC - ThinkAdvisor

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