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A COVID rebound over the next few years makes sense, but it would also make sense for that to be a little offset by undetected conditions, mainly cancer.
Life expectancy has risen by 6.2 years since 1990. This is not about covid, just better healthcare everywhere.
A COVID rebound over the next few years
What do you mean by this? Is this a case of "more people at risk of xyz died of COVID-19, so those who are still alive are at lower risk of xyz than the previous average"?
Basically COVID took a lot of vulnerable people who otherwise would have died of other "normal" causes over the next few years, so fewer of those vulnerable people are around now and it will take a few years to catch up back to what it was.
Well shit. Guess I gotta try harder.