[zmgsabst]

> If you look at the same data release, the excess deaths are almost entirely in cancer and dementia in old people

This doesn’t explain the correlated surge in the 45-64 bucket, the last two charts in the link I posted.

> unsurprisingly they correlate with the waves of COVID infections, not the vaccination program

Do you have a source?

What you linked takes me to some generic description of the dataset.

[jah242]

> correlated surge in the 45-64 bucket, the last two charts in the link I posted.

Correlated surge is an absurd way to describe something that basically fluctuates around 0 over the course of a year, which makes me think this definitely isn't good faith.

> What you linked takes me to some generic description of the dataset.

I recommend clicking the buttons on the side, it's a dashboard.