Table 3.
Estimates of excess deaths “not directly attributable to COVID-19”.
|
Deaths non COVID-19a |
Excess deaths non COVID-19a |
95% CI |
Excess deaths non COVID-19%a |
95% CI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First wave | |||||
| Italy | 187 322 | 18 307 | (17 197–19 487) | 10.8% | (9.5–12.4%) |
| Males | 88 520 | 7 593 | (7 166–8 047) | 9.3% | (8.3–10.6%) |
| Females | 98 802 | 10 714 | (10 108–11 356) | 12.2% | (10.7–13.8%) |
| Age groups | |||||
| 0–49 | 4 366 | −652 | (−702; −604) | −12.3% | (−15.8%; −10.6%) |
| 50–79 | 57 986 | 1 145 | (1 091–1 201) | 2.0% | (1.8–2.3%) |
| 80+ | 124 970 | 17 815 | (16 863–18 821) | 16.6% | (14.8–18.7%) |
| Second wave | |||||
| Italy | 157 841 | 11 318 | (11 221–11 414) | 7.7% | (7.5–7.9%) |
| Males | 76 108 | 5 338 | (5 273–5 403) | 7.5% | (7.2–7.8%) |
| Females | 81 733 | 5 980 | (5 909–6 051) | 7.9% | (7.6–8.2%) |
| Age groups | |||||
| 0–49 | 3 703 | −532 | (−563; −501) | −12.6% | (−14.8%; −10.6%) |
| 50–79 | 50 080 | 1 010 | (997–1 023) | 2.1% | (2.0–2.2%) |
| 80+ | 104 058 | 10 840 | (10 724–10 957) | 11.6% | (11.2–12.0%) |
a
Deaths “not directly attributable to COVID-19”, i.e., deaths defined as “without a previous COVID-19 diagnosis”.