Abstract: Science Set Journal of Medical and Clinical Case Studies

Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread mortality worldwide, with significant differences in death rates between countries. This study offers a detailed comparative analysis of COVID-19 mortality, exploring the factors driving these variations. By drawing on data from sources such as the World Health Organization and Johns Hopkins University, we examine total deaths, deaths per capita, and age-adjusted death rates to provide a deeper understanding of the pandemic's effects. The results emphasize the pivotal roles of healthcare infrastructure, public health strategies, demographic profiles, and socioeconomic conditions in influencing mortality outcomes. Visual representations highlight disparities in death rates and trends over time, shedding light on the effectiveness of various national responses. This study underscores the need for strong healthcare systems, prompt public health actions, and addressing socioeconomic inequalities to reduce the impact of future pandemics.