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To me, it looks like Government figures have revealed that Dementia deaths have declined by the largest number in 20 years.Originally posted by _V_ View PostNo, what was yours?
Or, they used a spreadsheet to count them.Comment
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100%Originally posted by Paralytic View PostTo me, it looks like Government figures have revealed that Dementia deaths have declined by the largest number in 20 years.First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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Yes, what I said (though I could have been clearer that I meant excess deaths when I stated ONS figures)Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf it takes you 29 days to die of Covid, it's no longer reported as a covid death.
If you die of pneumonia 75 days after a positive test, and the pneumonia is because of fluid in your lungs from having had Covid, it's not a Covid death
If you have a heart attack out walking due to your impaired lung function 6 weeks after testing positive, it's not a Covid death.
That's why excess deaths is a better way to look at what's actually happeningComment
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Sokies banned over 28 days since discovery of being a sockie are therefore banned for a cause rather than sockie hatredComment
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I wouldn't mind a decent takeaway.Originally posted by Paralytic View PostIs that your takeaway from the article?Comment
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Dementia in Brexiteers is easily confused with cretinism, hence the change in the statistics.Originally posted by _V_ View PostInterestingly, the number of deaths from dementia is falling.
UK dementia deaths decline by largest number in 20 years
So Covid-19 is a cure for dementia?Comment
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