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JAMA Pediatrics, used computer modeling to extrapolate the data and reach this staggering conclusion.
“We’re opening up the newspaper everyday and looking at the growing number of people who have died,” says Rachel Kidman, lead author of the paper and an associate professor in public health at Stony Brook University. “But we’re not thinking about the number of people left behind and that’s a staggering amount.”
Dubbed the “parental bereavement multiplier,” the computer model used underlying census data to estimate the number of orphaned or partially orphaned minors. The researchers developed simulations of kin networks that allowed them to model how many relatives cousins, aunts, uncles, children, parents, and siblings that the average person of a given age and ethnic or racial group has during their life, and thus would leave behind in death.