It's not just the deaths or the #LongCovid. The 2.5 million life-years lost in the US from covid nytimes.com/2020/10/21/hea… by @KatherineJWu In agreement w/ previous report of average 11 years of life lost d212y8ha88k086.cloudfront.net/manuscripts/17… pic.twitter.com/sN1wB74UkB

New study: “His calculations show that the coronavirus has claimed more than 2.5 million years of potential life in the United States since the start of 2020. Nearly half of those years were taken from people under the age of 65.”

A researcher counted up the number of years of potential life that have been lost to the coronavirus, illustrating its impact on people who died very young.

A researcher counted up the number of years of potential life that have been lost to the coronavirus, illustrating its impact on people who died very young.

“These are everyday people who are dying...They’re losing time with their kids, their grandkids, their opportunities to build their futures.” Looking past the data to what the last 7 months have meant to our country. #HealthEquity #COVID19 @KatherineJWu

A researcher counted up the number of years of potential life that have been lost to the coronavirus, illustrating its impact on people who died very young.

1/ The coronavirus has claimed 2.5 million years of potential life in the US. With over 220K deaths, that works out to an average of just over 11 years of life per death.

Nearly half of the life years lost to covid were lost by Americans under age 65. Think about that the next time you decide to skip your mask.

A researcher counted up the number of years of potential life that have been lost to the coronavirus, illustrating its impact on people who died very young.

Today's @nytimes quotes Berkeley Demography's newest faculty member @ayesha_s_m on Covid-19 mortality.

A researcher counted up the number of years of potential life that have been lost to the coronavirus, illustrating its impact on people who died very young.

Years of Potential Life Lost (YPLL), a dreary number, walking in the shoes of death

As an oncologist, I read many journal articles about life years stripped away by #cancer. Not easy. This one was gut-wrenching to read. #pandemic #ThursdayThoughts The #Coronavirus Has Claimed 2.5 Million Years of Potential Life in the U.S., Study Finds

#coronavirus Has Claimed 2.5 Million Yrs of Potential Life in USA: @harvardmed 's #StephenElledge added up no of yrs ppl who died from Covid-19 might have lived had they reached a typical life expectancy nytimes.com/2020/10/21/hea… via @KatherineJWu @giridar100 @muradbanaji @HShewade

2.5 million years of life have been lost to COVID in the US alone. Trump is responsible for an ungodly & unspeakable number of these