coronavirus pandemic. A new study has found England and Wales and Spain experienced the largest increase in mortality, with nearly 100 excess deaths per 100,000 people.The research, led by Imperial College London, analysed weekly death data from 19 European countries, Australia, and New Zealand, between mid-February and end of May.The results, published in the journal Nature Medicine, show this is an increase of 37% for England and Wales and 38% for Spain, when compared to how many deaths would have been expected without the pandemic.In Scotland, the excess death deaths rate was 84 per 100,000 people during the first wave, which is a 28% increase from average expected deaths.Study co-author Dr Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard, from the Imperial.
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