26 Nov 2022 8:44 am
Sure. Just at a 2-fold higher rate for under 50 years old, and a 5-fold rate for under 40 year olds and a 8-fold higher rate for under 30 year olds as the author calculated from data from the Canadian Medical Association "In Memoriam" page.
https://www.cma.ca/memoriam
But as the author points out in the video, the CMA erased all of the "In Memoriam" pages prior to 2022 as a result of his pointing out the increased rate in young doctor's deaths. When I clicked on 2019, 2020 and 2021 nothing happened. And it even looks as though they quit adding data after October 12, 2022, unless we are expected to believe that no Canadian doctors died between October 12 and November 26th (today), while previously averaging every couple or few days.
From an earlier article when Dr. William Makis was reporting 32 deaths of young doctors, that Steve Kirsch reported on:
"Remember my article about my Canadian doctor friend who told me that he can’t recall any young doctor dying in Canada in the last 30 years? It turns out he was right on the money. You can look at the 2019 and 2020 data that is still available on the site showing that the doctors who are dying are almost always 85 or older."
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/over ... y-canadian
Since you've already expressed an aversion to facts, data and truth by responding with knee-jerk foolishness, I doubt that you will have an interest, but otherwise you can listen to the author present his findings at the 31 minute mark in the following video.
https://rumble.com/embed/v1rbmxs/?pub=4