Over the course of the covid-19 pandemic, daily releases of national statistics on cases and
deaths have been widely reported and used to support interventions and judge the success …

More than three times as many people may have died worldwide as a result of the covid-19
pandemic than official statistics suggest, according to the first peer reviewed study of global …

Analysing trends in cause specific excess deaths provides useful information on the
consequences of the covid-19 pandemic. Lai and colleagues call for real time weekly data …

Since the emergence of the covid-19 pandemic in early 2020, governments and
international agencies have reported regular data on covid-19 cases and deaths. These …

Evidence of the UK's higher overall death toll during the first wave of the pandemic relative
to comparable countries is unequivocal. England had the highest excess all-cause mortality …

The number of deaths from covid-19 in the UK is among the highest reported internationally,
second only to the US. 1 This covid-19 related mortality surge comes on the heels of the …

The covid-19 pandemic caused huge loss of life last year. The attribution of deaths to covid-
19 will have changed within countries over the course of the pandemic, partly as a result of …

Since April 2022, deaths in England and Wales have been higher than expected when
compared with preceding years, prompting concern and speculation about the causes. 1 2 …

As the covid-19 pandemic accelerates, governments are warning people at high risk to be
particularly stringent in observing social distancing measures because if they become ill …

The figures are an “estimation of reality” and will be subject to margins of error, but at
present they offer the most complete picture of the pandemic's impact on mortality rates, said …