The rise in excess deaths reported since the end of the pandemic are not the result of a “pandemic hangover” but instead part of a longer-term trend, according to new research from the University of Aberdeen.
‘Concerning rise’ in number of middle-aged adults dying in the UK is not a ‘pandemic hangover,’ say researchers
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