Excess deaths, lack of data
November 22, 2022
547,323
29,514
8,345
6.92%
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Australia, Key statistics
In 2022, there were 111,008 deaths that occurred by 31 July,
and were registered by 30 September, which is 16,375
(17.3%) more than the historical average.
In July there were 17,936 deaths,
2,503 (16.2%) above the historical average.
There were 300 (22.5%) fewer deaths due to COVID-19 in August than July.
Since the pandemic began
Over 30,000 excess deaths involving heart disease
(average over 230 additional deaths a week)
Heart disease is among the most prominent diseases involved in the high numbers of excess deaths since the start of the pandemic.
While Covid-19 infection was likely a significant factor
Covid infections no longer a driving force
Meredith S. Shiels, Infections and Immunoepidemiology, NCI Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics
Focusing on COVID-19 deaths alone without examining total excess deaths
—that is, deaths due to non-COVID-19 causes as well as to COVID-19
—may underestimate the true impact of the pandemic
July, 2022
3,600 to 60,000 excess cancer deaths so far
Excess mortality in England and English regions: December 2022 update
25 to 49 years
Based on 2015 to 2019 data
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