From: Temporal dynamics in total excess mortality and COVID-19 deaths in Italian cities
Total excess mortality during COVID-19b | COVID-19 deaths | % COVID-19c | Deficit mortality before COVID-19d | % displaced mortalitye | |
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NORTHERN ITALY (COVID-19 period starts on February 29th, 2020) | |||||
Overall | 5028 | 2601 | 52% | − 787 | 16% |
Age (years) | |||||
15–64 | 210 | 205 | 98% | − 141 | 67% |
65–74 | 429 | 388 | 90% | −214 | 50% |
75–84 | 1522 | 957 | 63% | − 404 | 27% |
85+ | 2871 | 1051 | 37% | −22 | 1% |
Sex | |||||
Males | 2532 | 1590 | 63% | − 383 | 15% |
Females | 2496 | 1011 | 41% | −404 | 16% |
CENTRAL and SOUTHERN ITALY (COVID-19 period starts on March 11th, 2020) | |||||
Overall | 839 | 522 | 62% | -1063 | > 100% |
Age (years) | |||||
15–64 | 19 | 59 | > 100% | − 168 | > 100% |
65–74 | 79 | 87 | > 100% | −137 | > 100% |
75–84 | 207 | 182 | 88% | − 578 | > 100% |
85+ | 539 | 194 | 36% | −164 | 31% |
Sex | |||||
Males | 474 | 318 | 67% | − 324 | 68% |
Females | 365 | 204 | 56% | − 738 | > 100% |