Results. Our results suggest that Florida experienced 19 241 (15.5%) excess deaths above historical trends from March to September 2020, including 14 317 COVID-19 deaths and an additional 4924 all-cause, excluding COVID-19, deaths in that period.
Conclusions. Total deaths are significantly higher than historical trends in Florida even when accounting for COVID-19–related deaths. The impact of COVID-19 on mortality is significantly greater than the official COVID-19 data suggest.
From the abstract section. You can't see more without paying. I wonder how many of those 'excess' deaths are suicides or homicides related to people being locked down for a year.
I checked and can't find it outside of the paywall, sorry
(post is archived)