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Estimated cumulative excess deaths per 100,000 people during COVID,
from The Economist, Jun 17, 2024

For countries that have not reported all-cause mortality data for a given week, an estimate is shown, with uncertainty interval. Ifreported data is available, that value only is shown. On the map, only the central estimate is shown.

SwedenSweden252249219Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundFinlandFinland364364350Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundNorwayNorway222222212Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundDenmarkDenmark149149140Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom410409402Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundGermanyGermany354354345Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundNetherlandsNetherlands387387377Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundBelgiumBelgium321321310Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower boundFranceFrance244244230Upper bound, 95% uncertainty intervalCentral estimateLower bound

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