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It’s been pretty dry down here these last few months, with hosepipe bans coming into force for the first time in 50 years. I couldn’t resist taking a look at some data
I was sitting here at my workstation sipping organic rooibos tea and wo...
I unearth valuable date of death data by age group I'd collected in the pandemic years, and proceed to analyse this wrt 'hot end' temperature measures
As promised, I have been rummaging for date of occurrence death data for the older age g...
I reveal the problem of bias introduced by rising summer temperatures when set against falling summer all cause mortality for England & Wales.
Now that I’ve got my readership excited wrt granular date of death data, I perhaps ought to ment...
I attempt to derive measures of seasonal (summer) excess death and discover an unexpected discontinuity in registered deaths for England & Wales
Following on from findings in part 4, I have no doubt there are some readers who’d say, “why d...
I examine all cause crude mortality for England occurring during summer weeks in relation to measures of maximum temperature derived from the HadCET database
What I did in part 3 is use a particular time series modelling technique to estim...
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A former UK G7 government scientist and one-time NHS 'suit' who, being an applied statistician, simply can't resist crunching numbers for breakfast each day. To ensure my work continues please consider becoming a paid subscriber.
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