Topic: Excess Mortality

The FDA, under Dr. Vinay Prasad, is reportedly moving away from "immunobridging" studies for vaccine approvals, requiring more rigorous outcome data. This change is linked to revelations of pediatric deaths following COVID-19 vaccinations. Simultaneously, a new actuarial study from Germany published on NIH.gov shows a strong correlation between high vaccination rates and excess mortality in the third year of the pandemic, a topic largely ignored by mainstream media.

The UK Office for National Statistics revised its methodology for calculating excess deaths, resulting in a lower estimate of 11,000 deaths for 2023. Critics argue that changing the counting method during a period of high mortality serves to obscure the true impact of the pandemic and its aftermath. The new approach accounts for population growth and aging, which officials claim provides a more accurate common UK-wide standard.

Senator Ron Johnson hosted a symposium featuring experts like Ed Dowd to discuss excess mortality rates and vaccine injuries. Dowd presented actuarial data showing a 40% increase in excess mortality among working-age individuals in 2021. The discussion suggests a wave of future lawsuits against doctors and pharmaceutical companies like Moderna.

White House COVID coordinator Dr. Ashish Jha is actively promoting the new bivalent boosters for all Americans over age 12. Meanwhile, reports indicate that Sweden has the lowest excess mortality rate in Europe, and a study suggests 90% of New York COVID patients on ventilators during the initial surge died.

Life insurance data indicates that adults aged 35 to 44 died at twice the expected rate during the summer of 2022. Meanwhile, researchers at Tel Aviv University in Israel claim a breakthrough with antibodies (TAU-1109 and 2310) that could potentially eliminate the need for future vaccine boosters. Apple's latest product features are noted for their focus on emergency health monitoring and heart rate alerts.

United Kingdom health reports indicate a significant rise in excess deaths starting in week 15 of 2022, particularly among the 75-79 age demographic. While the Department of Health cites circulatory diseases and diabetes as primary factors, observers note the spike correlates with mass vaccination timelines. The data shows double-digit percentage increases in mortality across multiple age groups compared to the 2015-2019 average.

Former Blackrock executive Edward Dowd reports an 84% increase in excess mortality among U.S. millennials in the fall of 2021, coinciding with vaccine mandates. Dowd compares the 61,000 excess deaths to the total U.S. casualties in the Vietnam War. The hosts introduce the term "democide" to describe death caused by government policy.

Professor Norman Fenton of Queen Mary University of London presents data showing that excess deaths in 2021 are outstripping those from 2020 in the UK. He argues that the data contains anomalies where newly vaccinated individuals who die shortly after their shots are being misclassified as unvaccinated. This statistical lag creates a false impression of vaccine efficacy while masking a genuine spike in all-cause mortality following vaccination waves.

Dr. Kat and media figures like Amy Goodman are highlighting that the U.S. is on track for over 3 million total deaths in 2020, an increase of roughly 400,000 over 2019. Critics argue that these figures are being used to confuse the public by conflating total annual mortality with specific COVID-19 deaths, often ignoring population aging and growth.