Peter Attia· MD
It would be nice if we placed a proportionate amount of societal energy into preserving life via prevention of MV acc, ODs, homicide, suicide, & drownings (not shown but 12x more for <5)
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
It would be nice if we placed a proportionate amount of societal energy into preserving life via prevention of MV acc, ODs, homicide, suicide, & drownings (not shown but 12x more for <5)
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i had them pull up mortality data for people in the u.s under the age of 35 and i just wanted to look at four categories besides covid so motor vehicle accidents suicides homicides and drug overdoses and i looked at the data and i thought okay what's the easiest way to represent this and it turned out that just by dividing every one of those by covid mortality so you would make covid mortality unity then you could look at what the relative mortality was