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multiple excess mortality studies suggest that these totals are vastly undercounted. While excess mortality provides an estimation of deaths that likely would not have occurred under normal, non-pandemic conditions, there is still little evidence into whether the SARS-CoV-2 virus contributed to these additional deaths, or whether these deaths were caused by other factors such as health care disruptions or socioeconomic challenges.

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... or the toxic genetic therapy mislabeled a “vaccine”.
Example: In Ohio, the county with the highest reported “Covid” deaths per capita is Holmes County, about 48% Amish. During the same time period, the county with the lowest total mortality was ... Holmes County. Injection rate in Holmes County was 20%, mostly the ‘English’ Amish word for non-Amish.
And the lowest death rate by far, any way you figure it. In the period 2021-2022, Iatrogenic deaths were 30% of all deaths. I am including deaths by refusal of doctors to see patients.
The numbers were much worse in Europe. Either because of greater compliance by Europeans, or (and this is my opinion) gross lying by the statistics folks working for the Biden Administration. All over Europe, Canada, Australian, New Zealand, China, Japan and South Korea, birth rates were down 20%, with the percent 18% to 23% lower across all these regions and individual countries. American birth rate? Flat, per official statistics. Death rates - 10% to 30% higher across all other countries. China: 2023 birth rates fell from 10 million to 9 million, while deaths rose from 10 million to 11 million. Not Covid, as we have tests for Covid.

Some is the injection. Also depression, suicide, fentanyl, cancer, turbo cancer (cancer first diagnosed as stage 4, the more advanced) with people dying less than three months after diagnosis. Government could release the info they have on whether the uninjected have higher, lower, or same as uninjected. It’s higher, massive anecdotal evidence, but no official studies will be done until much later.

or whether these deaths were caused by other factors such as health care disruptions or socioeconomic challenges.

Friend of mine was diagnosed with cancer. Stage 2 leaning toward three. She could not get treatment because of the lockdowns. Cancer surgery was considered "elective" medical treatment. She survived but likely will die with in the next five years because the operation was delayed for a year.

Mother of another friend had lung trouble, never tested positive for WuFlu so was repeatedly sent home to get worse. At one point was hospitalized, left in wet clothes and not fed for over five days. The nurses would stand across the room and scream at her to "talk louder". The only "care" she got was swabs shoved up her nose in the vain attempt to find a virus that was not there. Finally got a doctor who realized she had lung cancer. It killed her. Would she have died except for the bone deep stupidity of the medical establishment? Yes. But she probably would have had another year or two.

Did either of these people suffer from "health care disruptions"? I would say so.

Did either of them have WuFlu? No.