I’d like to see more than one source with those numbers. I have read elsewhere that the US death count over last year was pretty much the same as the year before. The difference with COVID was very few other type “flu” deaths, and less deaths attributed to pneumonia.
I am not saying this account is false, or that COVID was a Hoax, but it’s just contradictory to other accounts I have read. Would really like more (credible) info either way.
Flu deaths were down because of all the Covid measures. I don't know if you're familar with Norovirus. it's commonly called the "stomach flu" although it's not technically a flu virus. It causes real nasty vomiting and diarrhea and it's super contagious. It moves through schools and nursing homes like brush fire through California. It is highly contagious through what we call the "fecal-oral" route. That's exactly what it sounds like. Someone gets explosive watery diarrhea and wipes and then touches the door knob with their nasty hands and then someone else comes along and touches the door knob and then touches then eats something and-bam-now they have it too.
Anyways, Norovirus outbreaks are tracked every year. In 2018, there were like 749 outbreaks nationwide. There were only 35 outbreaks last year. why? same reason flu deaths are down-because of all the Covid precautions. just an interesting observation I made. Another interesting observation I have made is that anticoagulant related deaths doubled in 2020 for some reason.
Also, the data I provided came from the National Center for Health statistics. Do you have a more accurate source?.
