The heavy impact of the virus in the English capital was also revealed by the fact that nine of
the 10 local authorities with the highest rates for deaths involving covid-19 over this period …

Covid-19: Deprived areas have the highest death rates in England and Wales | The BMJ Skip
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England had the longest period of excess mortality of any European country during the covid-
19 pandemic and an excess mortality peak second only to Spain, new data show. 1 In the …

The death toll in England and Wales is at its highest level since weekly statistics began 15
years ago, with 16 387 deaths registered in the week ending 3 April—37% more than …

The US had more than 225 000 excess deaths between March and July this year, and about
two thirds of them were due to covid-19, reports a study published online in JAMA by authors …

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 …

New figures showing a sharp rise in the number of deaths in care homes in England and
Wales are “deeply alarming” and demonstrate the need for better surveillance and …

People in Greater Manchester, Lancashire, and West Yorkshire are no longer allowed to
have visitors in their homes or gardens—they can still visit shops, restaurants, and pubs but …

New figures have shown 4343 deaths from covid-19 in care homes in England and Wales in
a fortnight, prompting calls for fresh efforts to stop treating people in care homes as “second …

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 …