CMI: Mortality levels remain low

Hope William-Smith
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There have been on average 11% fewer deaths recorded in England and Wales than expected in the last four weeks, the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) says.

This finding from the CMI's mortality monitor - which has tracked mortality analysis throughout the Covid-19 pandemic - comes from Office for National Statistics provisional deaths data for weeks 1...

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