I'd say there's something to your theory and probably going to become more so, especially when we join it to your other post. Add in any immune evasion changes to the prevailing virus for a triple linked feedbacking effect. :-/
(For info, UK daily infection totals starting to decrease slowly again but all happening with the last increase in infections affecting the elderly in particular. Less spike in the sense of no big waves of infection but possibly more spike for some in the sense of more longer lasting chronic infections for a significant, predominantly older, minority - number 3 in your last post.)
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Re: The latest trends in excess mortality
Date: 2023-03-29 07:25 pm (UTC)This week's UK all cause deaths are up to 9.3% above the average after falling back to near zero for a few weeks:
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/deathsregisteredweeklyinenglandandwalesprovisional/weekending17march2023
I'd say there's something to your theory and probably going to become more so, especially when we join it to your other post. Add in any immune evasion changes to the prevailing virus for a triple linked feedbacking effect. :-/
(For info, UK daily infection totals starting to decrease slowly again but all happening with the last increase in infections affecting the elderly in particular. Less spike in the sense of no big waves of infection but possibly more spike for some in the sense of more longer lasting chronic infections for a significant, predominantly older, minority - number 3 in your last post.)