Yeah, there are a lot of delays, provisional data, etc.... it's not real time by any stretch of the imagination, according to each country's systems. I just left the data as is.
As you said, I think it's enough to see some interesting trends. But it's not as good as looking at a smaller age band in a smaller area with more consistent data collection rules.
Excluded RUS and TWN because they were not up to latest year
Men are blue, women are pink. Astonishing how much more men die younger :| (It reverses in the higher ages)
Note: source data is a little sketch because each country has their own age brackets, which don't necessarily line up to 0-64, but I felt that involved the least data munging. (If you read the metadata docs on their site it says this.) I am just taking the data that they claim is 0-64, FYI.
I give up trying to paste my code as a code block here. Screw reddit.
[OC] Quarterly Deaths By Sex, Age 0-64 Only (Various Countries, since 2017)
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