19 May 2020
Finally, CDC Excess Death Data
Here.
I have been saying for some time that the best metric for Covid-19 deaths is excess deaths, which is made from counting total deaths, and comparing to historical data to show how many deaths might result from a particular massive disaster.
You can go to the link, and get excess death numbers, generate charts, and download the underlying data.
The data is incomplete, but what they have so far shows at least 65K excess deaths from mid-march through out the end of April.
This number is likely to increase as more death data makes its way to the CDC.
I have been saying for some time that the best metric for Covid-19 deaths is excess deaths, which is made from counting total deaths, and comparing to historical data to show how many deaths might result from a particular massive disaster.
You can go to the link, and get excess death numbers, generate charts, and download the underlying data.
The data is incomplete, but what they have so far shows at least 65K excess deaths from mid-march through out the end of April.
This number is likely to increase as more death data makes its way to the CDC.
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