Briand provides a graph like this for all 50 US States plus New York City, showing weekly deaths with lines of different colors for each season.  In this case the graph is for the entire United States, but only deaths from non-natural causes such as suicides, drug overdoses, and homicides are included.  The green line shows mortality for the season 2019-20, and it shows a striking increase in weekly deaths in May, June, July and August of 2020, most likely caused by the psychological and societal harms from the overly aggressive social isolation protocols.  This was also found in Canadian mortality data by Rancourt et al showing marked increase in deaths in young males in Canada during the same time period.  Rancourt et al analyze this data in detail, stating "We note an anomalous mass mortality of young males in Canada… in summer 2020 and into the fall (Figure 7b). This ignored and silent epidemic is most likely not due to any viral respiratory disease, and merits an independent investigation in its own right.” (Page 41)