Canadians up to age 44 saw 27 percent more deaths than expected in the last five months of 2022, a big jump compared to the 19 percent seen from the onset of the pandemic in March 2020 up until August 2022, according to Statistics Canada data analyzed by The Epoch Times. The 27 percent excess…

Sweden, which imposed very few restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic, had one of the lowest excess mortality rates in Europe and the world during that period, according to data from Eurostat. The annual excess mortality for the European Union in 2021 was 14 percent higher than the pre-pandemic 2016-2019 period per Eurostat data. Meanwhile, Sweden…

Commentary Three years ago this month, a very small group of highly guarded ruling-class people from the UK, United States, and Europe, were gathering to figure out how to lock down the country and the world. They held Zoom meetings and went to burner phones and plotted how to convince Trump to betray his own…

This series of articles will discuss the underreported COVID-19 deaths in China and provide an estimate of the total amount of deaths there from 2020–2022. The Chinese regime’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic has been criticized for its lack of transparency. As the virus spread globally, more questions about China’s COVID-19 data have been raised,…

Alcohol-induced deaths during COVID-19 increased by 18 percent from 2019 to 2020—the largest year-over-year change in deaths caused by alcohol in 20 years—while deaths from all causes were also higher than expected, according to new figures released by Statistics Canada (StatCan). The data, released on Jan. 12, indicate that excess deaths in Canada overall increased significantly through…

HAIFA, Israel—The Israeli Ministry of Health (MoH) is refusing to provide complete mortality data for the period of the COVID-19 pandemic despite a court order. A court ordered the agency in September to provide all-cause mortality data by Nov. 15 following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by David Shuldman, an Israeli citizen. The MoH did…

While it has been mostly older people with comorbidities who have died from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, it has been younger Canadians who have experienced the highest percentage of excess mortality, according to data from Statistics Canada. Excess mortality takes place when more people die during a given period than normally expected…

Australia has seen a spike in its mortality rates in 2022, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) stating that by the end of August 2022, 128,797 deaths had been registered, which is 18,671 deaths, or 17 percent, more than the historical average. In the data release on Nov. 25, the ABS noted that of…

Over the past two years, the rate of people who die in a given year has been steadily increasing. This means that the rate of excess mortality—the number of people who weren’t forecasted to die, but did—has been spiking. However, just a few days ago, there was another development—another data point that we can add…

Right now, there is an alarming trend of young people dying from unknown causes. Specifically, looking at the numbers coming from the Human Mortality Database for the United States over the past two years, they show that starting in 2020, excess mortality rates began to skyrocket. 🧶 EpochTV: What is Sudden Adult Death Syndrome 👉 ept.ms/3NptK6J…