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USA, 300 thousand deaths in excess since the beginning of the pandemic
In the US since the start of the pandemic, there have been almost 300,000 deaths over previous years, of which 66% are directly related to Covid. This was stated by a CDC report, according to which the highest percentage increases were observed in adults between 25 and 44 years old and in Hispanic minorities. In the period from January to early October among ‘Latinos’, writes the CDC, excess mortality was 53.6% compared to a normal year, among Asians 36.6%, in people of color by 32.9% while among whites by 11.9%.
The figure, the experts write, contains both confirmed deaths from Covid, which are around 220,000, as well as those who have not had the diagnosis, and people who died from fear of seeking medical help or who had to suspend treatment for diseases. pre-existing. Despite the limitations, the report demonstrates the significant mortality trends that occurred during the pandemic. These findings can support public health messages and efforts to mitigate the pandemic and eliminate disparities in treatment. The CDC continues to recommend wearing a mask, frequent hand washing, and maintaining distance to prevent Covid-19. “