Cancer Mortality, despite being in the last 4 weeks of its annual 'spring lull', is still 5-sigma to the excess. The lull ends on 17 June.
This is where we watch closely to see what happens.
Looks as if the CDC took a break from processing R00-R99 Abnormal Clinical & Lab Findings Mortality.
The body of unprocessed records not only is incomplete for the last 2 weeks, but the area under the excess curve jumped by 300 in one week.
All Cause Excess Mortality dropped below baseline for Wk 20, but appears that some states did not report for Wk 20 too. All ICD-10 stats were equally depressed - this suggests a couple extra laggard states.
We just lost our 3rd family member to blood clots/cancer, in 4 mos. Two more struggling. Unthinkable in family history...
Thus we begin our MMWR Wk 19 2023 Update
Abnormal Clinical & Lab Findings deaths jumped substantially again. Back to 55% excess.
Non-Natural Mortality remained high again this last week, with a 1,030 excess (22.8% excess)
This death tally alone is 210% of the avg weekly Covid death tally.
Covid is ending - this will not end for some time to come.
It is amazing how well lag calcs model influenza & pneumonia deaths. No tampering there.
Because of curation of Cancer & Non-Covid Natural Cause UCoD's, those numbers constantly dance around as the deaths are re-stuffed into other ICD codes.
A continued fall in R00-R99 Abnormal Clinical Mortality. Down from 48% to 42% excess in one week, a pretty dramatic fall.
CDC now keeping pace with additions to this death ICD code. Hopefully our alerts helped flag this shortfall.
Both encouraging.
However, deaths from lockdowns and disruption continue their elevated excess, with no signs of abatement in the cards.
62% more persons dying from panic policy now, than are dying from Covid each week. This will go on for a decade or more.
We were right in Mar 2020.
All Cause Mortality continues to hover around 3% excess. This is misleading however. Do not trust anyone who uses non-PFE-adjusted age standardized ACM - they are incompetent (or malicious).
'Excess Non-Covid Natural Cause Mortality with PFE' is the correct index.
When a discipline is captive inside agency, dissent does not involve rehashing old falsified arguments and tropes with the faithful.
Once you leave a religion, it is not productive to keep engaging in argument with the members therein.
Sponsor your case. Ignore the religious.
Holding an actual hypothesis (in dissent), is a wholly different circumstance as compared to being inhabited by the Narrative of agency. Such agents are a dime-a-dozen & their argument merely memorized shtick.
Objective discussion is an endangered species.
In the end, the agent of The Narrative is BS'ing, hustling, and hoping desperately to appear competent.
They are selling something which has already been enforced as truth - and they overcompensate for their perceived self-worthlessness, by punishing you.
Solidly into encouraging spring lull in mortality. However, this happens every year at this time. Summer into Fall will tell the long term story.
Cancers = 4-sigma high - 14 more wks of seasonal decline, then we observe the post-Covid trend.
Of course we know from the Wonder MCoD (6.1% excess) and BLS PPI-Neoplasm Treatment (11.2% excess), that the actual rates of cancer excess right now are much higher than the 2.7% shown in the UCoD ICD data held by the CDC.
But this is what we have to work with.
Abnormal Clinical & Lab Findings held steady at 48% excess.
At this pace, the CDC is keeping the excess steady at around 40,000 deaths that are hidden from their final ICD-10 code. So 48% excess apparently matches their ability to process the backlog.