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April 2, 2023
No matter what the demographic data shows, human lifespans will ultimately be governed by physiology and medical innovation.
March 29, 2023
In 1997, at the reported age of 122, Jeanne Calment passed away in the south of France, setting a benchmark for human survival.
March 29, 2023
[tbc] The record for the maximum human lifespan has stayed unbroken since the 1990s but that might change, according to a new way of analysing mortality records
March 11, 2023
Life expectancy in Britain has flatlined in the last ten years
November 3, 2022
CDC Excess Death Reports, Insurance Data Sounding MAJOR Alarm Bells
August 31, 2022
A new scientific study reports Americans are living shorter lifespans. The study says Americans lost another .4ย years of life expectancy in 2021, following a dramatic decline in 2020 when โฆ
May 23, 2022
Large data sets comprising diagnoses about chronic conditions are becoming increasingly available for research purposes. In Germany, it is planned that aggregated claims data including medical diagnoses from the statutory health insurance with roughly 70 million insurants will be published on a regular basis. Validity of the diagnoses in such big data sets can hardly be assessed. In case the data set comprises prevalence, incidence and mortality, it is possible to estimate the proportion of fals...
May 18, 2022
The fear is ramping up again. Articles are appearing talking up the threat from Omicron. Leading U.S. scientist Dr. Eric Topol, Director of Scripps Research in California, has produced a classic of the genre. Titled "The Covid Capitulation", it...
May 5, 2022
The risk of dying changes over the course of a lifetime. Very high at birth, it falls and then gradually rises againโฆ except for a peak after adolescence. Why such a statistical anomaly?
April 29, 2022
Analysis - In the face of record high autumn deaths and the prospect of another surge in sickness, the government appears to have no strategy for handling Covid-19, Marc Daalder writes.