Indeed. I now know directly and indirectly: one guy in his 40s (a co-worker of my partner's) who died of a stroke in January; my partner's elderly great-aunt who died of cardiac arrest in her kitchen in the weeks following her booster (Nov 2021), having previously been incredibly healthy for her age; the brother of an acquaintance (early 40s) who was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in April of this year, having previously had no symptoms; a neighbour who crashed her car after having a "heart incident" and blacking out (she's fine but told not to drive for 3 months)...

Just how are any of these due to deferred care? At some point people have got to look at these articles and realise they don't square up with reality.