Covid count

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More about the COVID death count.  If you really believe the numbers are manipulated, or tabulated inaccurately, or counted incorrectly, here are some numbers you might find eye opening.  The average lifespan for Americans has decreased by 1.5 years. Only some kind of seismic shift would cause a change of that magnitude, and would be unaffected by how deaths are categorized, because a drop in life expectancy means people are dying sooner, in one way it another.  I wonder how?

Life expectancy in the United States dropped by a year and a half in 2020 — a continuation of a worrisome decline that was observed in the first half of last year as the coronaviruspandemic ravaged the country, according to federal data released Wednesday.

The decline, which is the largest seen in a single year since World War II, reflects the pandemic’s sustained toll on Americans,

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/20...ncy-covid/

Diabetes, cholesterol, heart disease, sedentary lifestyle (too much screen time), poor diet (fast food/junk), suicide, depression, opioids, etc???

I "think" most of those things are higher and were growing more than just after WWII and COVID the virus itself along with the "lockdown" has compounded those things? Amplified the problems that already existed and was growing.

I read an article some time before the pandemic that already said this newest generation was going to be the first to have a life expectancy lower than their parents.  Based on some of the problems listed above.