of 130,000 men who became new fathers between 2017 and 2022, almost 800 died during that same 5-year period, and 60 percent of those deaths were from potentially preventable causes like homicide, accidental injury, and suicide.
So 480 out of 130,000 from what seems like mainly male specific causes of death. That's 0.37% I wonder how many childless guys in the same age bracket die from those causes and I don't care enough to look it up. It would probably have hurt the sensationalism of the headline if they presented both relevant numbers right next to each other.
I suspect a nothingburger for clicks. On the plus side, 'nothing' is low carbs.
> of 130,000 men who became new fathers between 2017 and 2022, almost 800 died during that same 5-year period, and 60 percent of those deaths were from potentially preventable causes like homicide, accidental injury, and suicide.
So 480 out of 130,000 from what seems like mainly male specific causes of death. That's 0.37%
I wonder how many childless guys in the same age bracket die from those causes and I don't care enough to look it up.
It would probably have hurt the sensationalism of the headline if they presented both relevant numbers right next to each other.
I suspect a nothingburger for clicks. On the plus side, 'nothing' is low carbs.