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originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
UK channel 4 publicist dies at 41, unexpectedly, at home.
variety.com...
The percentage of people who dispute the official narrative is lower than the percentage of sex offenders who think child molestation should be legalised
originally posted by: carewemust
12.21.2022 Morning Sadness
NOBODY Expected Pittsburgh Steelers Football Legend FRANCO HARRIS to suddenly die, while still in the prime of life.
But he did last night: www.npr.org...
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
originally posted by: carewemust
12.21.2022 Morning Sadness
NOBODY Expected Pittsburgh Steelers Football Legend FRANCO HARRIS to suddenly die, while still in the prime of life.
But he did last night: www.npr.org...
The craziest thing is how people just accept the death of a healthy person who is older than 40. Now, if you're older than 40, that makes you "old" and subject to immediate and sudden death. The mass formation is incredible.
Inequality in life expectancy has widened, and since 2010-12 improvement in life
expectancy has been slower in the more deprived areas than the less deprived areas
of England. In addition, female life expectancy in the most deprived decile areas has
actually decreased. Therefore, the causes of the slowdown in improvement are having
the greatest impact in the more deprived areas.
This slowdown in improvement has been seen in the other countries of the UK, and in
other large European Union (EU) countries. However, among the large EU countries,
the UK has had the slowest rate of improvement since 2011.
There was a large increase in the number of deaths in the winters of 2014/15, 2016/17
and 2017/18. These increases were also seen across many other European countries
and coincided, over these three seasons, with circulation of influenza A(H3N2) subtype,
known to predominantly affect older people. Analysis of 2015 data also shows that
hospital admissions for influenza (or ‘flu’) increased at the time of the mortality
increase.
Since April, there have been 22,500 more deaths than expected in the UK. Health experts are concerned but unsure of the causes – which could include covid-19, population ageing and NHS problems
The increase in deaths has been seen across the UK. Between 2 April and 12 August in England and Wales, for example, 202,491 deaths were registered, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This is 19,756 higher than the five-year average for this period – about an 11 per cent increase