Post #249 by Blackswanny on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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So the high excess death figures are from Covid which is still in circulation and associated after effects?, so in your opinion higher excess death rates will be the new normal for sometime to come.

I can understand that the UK and US may have higher excess deaths due to obesity and other contributory factors such as diabetes for example.

I was surprised that Japan (considered healthy)had such high excess deaths compared to somewhere like Eastern Europe for example. Age demographic?

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