cdc death by all causes ( excess )

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cdc updated a page June 10....https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

You can see months of April and May have excess above the norm ( I'm talking to you people who think it's regular flu stuff ). Just a rough count maybe 50,000 excess for all of April/May? Then numbers go down end of May. Because we are more cautious as a country? GA may have "opened up", but not in my office. Major corporation, 95% working from home even though company has their "covid" protocol in place. People aint dumb. Traffic seems light on weekends when we go for a "drive".

Nurses and Funeral Directors were crazy busy in April/May, I don't know about now.

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