Last updated on 12-6-2024 by Natalia Bustos Sierra
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Sarah K. Nørgaard; Jens Nielsen; Anne Christine Nordholm; Lukas Richter; Alena Chalupka; Natalia Bustos Sierra; Toon Braeye; Maria Athanasiadou; Theodore Lytras; Gleb Denissov; Oskari Luomala; Anne Fouillet; Isabelle Pontais; Matthias An der Heiden; Benedikt Zacher; Alina Weigel; Ivo Foppa; Kassiani Gkolfinopoulou; Ioannis Panagoulias; Anna Paldy; Tibor Malnasi; Lisa Domegan; Eva Kelly; Naama Rotem; Oksana Rakhlin; Francesca K de'Donato; Chiara Di Blasi; Patrick Hoffmann; Telma Velez; Kathleen England; Neville Calleja; Liselotte van Asten; Femke Jongenotter; Ana Paula Rodrigues; Susana Silva; Petra Klepac; Diana Gomez-Barroso; Inmaculada Leon Gomez; Ilias Galanis; Ahmed Farah; Rolf Weitkunat; Katarina Fehst; Nick Andrews; Tom Clare; Declan T Bradley; Mark G O'Doherty; Naoma William; Mark Hamilton; Bolette Søborg; Tyra G Krause; Nick Bundle; Lasse S VestergaardMots-clés
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Since the end of November 2023, the European Mortality Monitoring Network (EuroMOMO) has observed excess mortality in Europe. During weeks 48 2023-6 2024, preliminary results show a substantially increased rate of 95.3 (95% CI: 91.7-98.9) excess all-cause deaths per 100,000 person-years for all ages. This excess mortality is seen in adults aged 45 years and older, and coincides with widespread presence of COVID-19, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) observed in many European countries during the 2023/24 winter season.