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An archive of NBER videos on pandemic-related research may be found here. Ruhm summarizes the study's findings in the video above. Most excess deaths among older groups were directly attributable to COVID-19, but for individuals under 45 more than two thirds of the deaths were from other causes. He estimates that there were 646,514 excess deaths, 83.4 percent of which can be directly attributed to COVID-19. In a new study ( 29503), NBER Research Associate Christopher Ruhm of the University of Virginia develops new estimates of the aggregate number of excess deaths, as well as various group-specific estimates, during the first year of the pandemic. THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES PRESS Visit the National Academies Press at NAP. For example, if the pandemic made some individuals reluctant to access medical care, it may have raised the number of deaths from non-COVID causes. There are two challenges: estimating how many deaths would have taken place in the absence of the pandemic, and recognizing that some deaths from causes other than COVID are COVID-related. It is widely accepted that the COVID-19 pandemic raised death rates in the United States in 2020, but quantifying pandemic-related "excess deaths" Is difficult. Transportation Economics in the 21st Century.Training Program in Aging and Health Economics.The Roybal Center for Behavior Change in Health.also thank Bruce Fuchs, director of the Office of Science Education at the.

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