...chart: 18-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79, 80-89, 90+. By clicking on the legend line colour by vaccine status you remove it from the chart, making the chart less busy for...
...huge. For instance, the ONS states that in 2022, the “second leading cause of excess death in 2022 was ischaemic heart diseases (2,383 excess deaths; 4.5% above average)”. However, once...
...though it’s not clear how safe this level really is. The Pfizer vaccine, on the other hand, was found to contain DNA contamination at 10 times the ‘safe’ level, at...
...own lengthy subsets, for companies to gain – or lose – CEI points. The CEI is a lesser-known part of the burgeoning ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) ‘ethical investing’ movement increasingly...
...“vaccine”. Indeed, Pfizer’s year-end earnings report shows that COVID-19 vaccine sales alone account for nearly 38% of those $100 billion in revenues (p.30). But revenues are revenues. What counts, of...
...– which doesn’t really account for ageing and ‘rewards’ countries with lower birth rates. However, the biases aren’t huge, and it’s unlikely to have seriously affected their analysis. (The true...
...(even though it could have been a psy op); and, in Culture Corner, Silo, which James loves, The Diplomat, which Toby likes, and the fact that Queen Cleopatra, the docudrama...
...are frequently ‘managed’, so this number is almost certainly the ‘best case’ scenario. Figures released this month by PHIN – the Private Healthcare Information Network – show an 8% year-on-year...
...Toby a line. You can listen to the podcast here and subscribe on iTunes here. Subscribe to Nick’s Substack. Listen to Nick’s podcast – The Current Thing – by going here (Apple, Spotify). Sharron Davis book launch....
...excess NRM can be displayed like this. When looked at as a continuous curve with all four years shown consecutively, the chart then looks like this. So, to summarise, the...
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