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Hey Chris!Great question!Just in case you were wondering; President Sniffles the Clown knows no shame whatsoever! This is what he tweeted:U.S. Cancer Death Rate Lowest In Recorded History! A lot of good news coming out of this Administration.— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 9, 2020Isn’t that grand? First question that comes to mind is if there’s anything our anti-science president won't take credit for. That’s a trick question! Pretty sure he won't take credit for his seedy life of greasy crimes and two-bit shakedowns.Anyway, Trump’s tweet came one day after the American Cancer Society announced the cancer death rate in the U.S. dropped 2.2% from 2016 to 2017, the largest single-year drop ever recorded. Newsflash Grandpa Ranty: You didn’t take office until the end of January in 2017.The death rate from cancer in the US declined by 29% from 1991 to 2017, including a 2.2% drop from 2016 to 2017, the largest single-year drop ever recorded, according to annual statistics reporting from the American Cancer Society. The decline in deaths from lung cancer drove the record drop. Deaths fell from about 3% per year from 2008 - 2013 to 5% from 2013 - 2017 in men and from 2% to almost 4% in women. The death rate for female breast cancer, for example, fell 40 percent from 1989 to 2017, while the death rate for prostate cancer dropped 52 percent from 1993 to 2017. However, lung cancer is still the leading cause of cancer death. Here’s the link with much more interesting and accurate info; Facts & Figures 2020 Reports Largest One-year Drop in Cancer MortalityWhat Trump failed to mention in his thanks to me, me and only me tweet is that Team Crotchfungus aka administration proposed a $6 billion cut to the National Institute of Health and a $1 billion cut to the National Cancer Institute. It prompted the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to issue a statement warning that they and other researches are making huge steps in curing major cancers.“These cuts risk derailing decades of advances in the diagnosis, understanding and treatment of deadly blood cancers. LLS is calling upon members of Congress to reject these proposed cuts,” the statement explained. LLS Statement on Trump Administration’s Proposed Budget Cuts to NIH.His 2020 budget cuts $35 million from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for its cancer screening and prevention programs.But that’s a fraction of the devastating $897 million gutting of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). There are also massive cuts proposed for other agencies that work to help fight cancer.“The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases would see the second largest cut, at $769 million, and the National Human Genome Research Institute would lose $80 million.” Here’s the link with all the info: Trump's 2020 Budget Plan Slashes National Cancer Institute Luckily Congress rejected all the proposed cuts.This is what Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrat of Florida had to say about Trump blowing his own trumpet:Cancer rates dropped before you took office. Hopefully they keep dropping because Congress rejected your cruel research budgets, which sought billions in CUTS to @NIH and the National Cancer Institute. This is good news despite you - not because of you https://t.co/gxPvAYSPFe— Debbie Wasserman Schultz (@DWStweets) January 9, 2020Word! And your question regarding alcohol deaths of women is also increasing and is there a correlation Trump should consider? I’m pretty certain he does not. However, the numbers are striking and deeply concerning:The death rate tied to alcohol rose 51 percent overall in that time period, taking into account population growth. Most noteworthy to researchers was that the rate of deaths among women rose much more sharply, up 85 percent. In sheer numbers, 18,072 women died from alcohol in 2017, according to death certificates, compared with 7,662 in 1999. The findings do not offer the reasons behind the increase in alcohol deaths. Here’s a link for you; Alcohol Deaths Have Risen Sharply, Particularly Among WomenI hope this helps…

This answer may contain sensitive images. Click on an image to unblur it.It depends what time period you’re talking about.COVID-19 almost certainly was the number one cause of death in the US for about a month (April 2020), then dropped a couple of weeks later, and now is on its way back up again.There are around 647,000 deaths from the usual number-one killer: heart disease, in a year in the US. Heart disease is fairly non-seasonal, so it’s not far away from the truth to simply say that this equates to a flat rate of around 1,800 deaths a day, or a bit over 12,000 in a week.Using the normal counts (this is Worldometer, but Johns Hopkins gives you similar) and shoving this on the graph as a flat average gives you:So, it looks like COVID-19 made it to #1 in April. This is pretty extraordinary, given that heart disease accounts for around 1 in 4 of all US deaths, and also that this COVID spike was very localised — most of the country didn’t get much at all in April, and this spike was almost all driven by a few states, mostly in the North East (NY, NJ, MA, CT).Now, COVID counts can be disputed. Are we really, really sure that COVID was the absolute cause of death, rather than just someone testing positive for it and then dying of something else (heart disease, say)?A more robust way to measure the mortality impact of pandemics is with excess deaths. That is, regardless of what people put on the death certificate, how many more deaths were there in 2020 versus previous years?This one I’ve put together from National Center for Health Statistics Mortality Surveillance System, with weekly data this time, again for the whole US. It simply compares 2020’s weekly deaths versus the same weeks last year and plots the difference.Again, we get the same implication: COVID-19 — or some other difference between 2020 and previous years — was the #1 killer in the US in April, and not in other months.Mortality rates are often quoted over 12 months, so maybe the implied question becomes: is it possible that COVID will become the number one cause of death in the US over a whole year? It’s not there yet, but it does looks as though this is entirely possible. It just has to get as bad as it was in April, but do so over a longer time period: something like nine or ten months would do it. Even if you believe that herd immunity might kick in and suppress the infection rates a while, then remember again that the numbers in April were driven by only a few states — a more widespread outbreak could persist for several months at a higher level without approaching anywhere near herd immunity levels.Unfortunately, current policies in many US states appear almost designed to test this assertion. The top (Worldometer) graph suggests there’s a new peak coming, and this one is driven by more, larger states (Florida, Texas, California, Arizona). Given that the case trajectory seems to be tracking ahead of the deaths peak by 5–6 weeks, it looks quite likely that the US as a whole will see more weeks of >12,000 COVID deaths in August.Contrary to some very confident claims, these things don’t tend to go away on their own. Something will have to change to get this rate down, and prevent COVID from being the leading cause of death in the US over a much longer period than a single month in 2020.

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