Comparison of vaccination and booster rates and their impact on excess mortality during the COVID-19 pandemic in European countries.

The correlation did not reach statistical significance and was detected only in those countries where vaccination was faster ( Supplementary Figure 3 , lower left panel).

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In contrast, for countries with higher income, GDP is not significant, but the rate of booster administration is highly significant in the model ( Figure 7B , Model 6).

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In this analysis, we found a trend with marginal significance for set of countries that vaccinated more rapidly, showing that the higher the average national age, the higher the excess mortality.

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We found that to predict excess mortality, depending on the time interval when the deaths occur, either the levels of GDP or the vaccination rate or both may be significant as input parameters ( Figure 7A ).

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