Financial Times perspective: UK wave of excess deaths not fully explained by Covid-19

"Third, unexpected rise during pandemic raises possibilities of fatalities caused by NHS strains and lack of early diagnosis," reports the Financial Times.
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Hardly anyone I know hasn't lost loved ones to the virus. So that overrides their approach to the deadly virus. The opposing camp contains those who believe as Covid-19 "only" kills 3% of the infected the overwhelming evidence supporting vaccination is a conspiracy and best ignored. That we know so little comes home again in the powerful article from our partners at the Financial Times of London that's republished below. In SA, "excess deaths" are universally ascribed to Covid-19. But data from the UK suggests that at most only half are a direct result of infection. Best we keep open minds. Nobody has a monopoly on the truth. – Alec Hogg

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