More than 250,000 Excess Renal Failure Deaths Since 2020 | John Beaudoin

"If you're a health monitoring agency like the CDC, it's your job to look at the thing that's staring you right in the face." —John Beaudoin

https://flashlightsproductions.substack.com/p/more-than-250000-excess-renal-failure?utm_source=youtube

In this third and last part of my interview with John Beaudoin, we're looking at CDC's data for acute kidney or renal failure deaths from 2018 until 2025.

For years, Beaudoin has been sounding the alarm about a staggering increase in acute kidney failure deaths beginning in 2020 - but he got little traction. One reason is that these deaths are not apparent when researchers exclusively use Underlying Cause of Death (UCoD) in their analysis of CDC's mortality data.

CHAPTERS 0:00:05 Why Acute Renal Failure Matters Now 0:00:31 Death Certificates: Underlying vs Multiple Causes 0:01:25 Acute Renal Failure Deaths 2018–2025: The Spike 0:03:14 Excess Deaths and Life-Years Lost 0:07:20 Renal Failure vs Myocarditis: What's Bigger? 0:09:12 Young People and Acute Renal Failure 0:10:36 20-Year Trends and the Male–Female Split 0:14:22 What Could Be Driving the Renal Failure Surge? 0:17:28 Are Recording Practices Skewing the Data? 0:20:43 What This Data Can — and Cannot — Tell U