Through mid-November, in 2021 Sweden has recorded their 2nd fewest deaths from all causes of any year in this century (only 2019 had fewer deaths). 
2019 had extraordinarily few deaths in Sweden, followed by a period of excess in 2020 then a short period of few deaths. Since W15, mortality has returned to normal.
Sweden covid deaths were displaced but inevitable (dry tinder).
This is what a pandemic looks like without panic
Sweden covid deaths were displaced but inevitable (dry tinder).
This is what a pandemic looks like without panic
In a nation of 10.3 million people, the net impact of covid was ~2000 excess deaths between 2019 and 2021.
Imagine how many more people would be alive today if all the world had followed Sweden's sane, measured, response.
Imagine how many more people would be alive today if all the world had followed Sweden's sane, measured, response.
In Sweden, 100% of the excess mortality experienced during the covid period was in the elderly age groups:
For those under 75 years old, there have been consistently fewer than normal deaths in Sweden.
Is this the impact of covid (largely harmless to the young) displacing the flu & RSV?
Is this the impact of covid (largely harmless to the young) displacing the flu & RSV?
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
