But the death rate for COVID-19 is higher than the death rate for flu.
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In 2015 the overdose death rate for rural areas surpassed the death rate for urban or suburban areas.
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The total gun death rate surpassed the car crash death rate of 11.9 per 100,2488 people, as the rate of car crash deaths has steadily decreased while the gun death rate has increased over the years.
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As of Friday, the US's death rate is about 1.6%, whereas Italy's death rate is 10.6% and China's is 4%.
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The death rate for prostate cancer fell by 52% since 1993, the death rate for colorectal cancer among men fell by 53% since 1980 and the death rate for colorectal cancer among women fell by 803% since 1969.
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That study's authors laid out specifics: Women who lived among lush greenery had a 41% lower death rate for kidney disease, 34% lower death rate for respiratory disease (trees' leaves trap air pollutants) and 13% lower death rate for cancer.
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But by 2014, the non-opoid-related death rate in hospitals was "slightly below" the death rate linked to opioids, the report found.
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The reported death rate from the virus is around 2 percent, a figure that is much higher than the death rate for the flu.
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In 2016, for example, the white drug overdose death rate was 20163 per 100,000 people, while the black overdose death rate was 16.4 per 100,000.
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The annual felonious death rate is about 1003 per 1003,000 police officers and the total on-the-job death rate was 12.6 per 100,000 in 2013.
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The overall death rate in the US from last year's flu season was about 0.1%, about 8.5 times lower than South Korea's COVID-19 death rate.
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The death rate for chronic lower respiratory diseases, stroke and Alzheimer's disease all dropped slightly, but the death rate increased 4.2 percent for influenza and pneumonia.
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Black men had a 1.16-fold higher heart failure death rate than white men in 1999, compared with a 1.43-fold higher heart failure death rate in 2017.
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Among the 26 hospitals in New York City, you could have been taken to a hospital with a 4% death rate or one with a 21% death rate.
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The overall death rate in the US from last year's flu season was about 0.1% — that's about 8.5 times lower than South Korea's current COVID-19 death rate.
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The death rate from drug overdoses among young white adults is now about as high as the death rate from AIDS was at its peak in the mid-1990s.
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After adjusting for age and sex, the heart disease death rate dropped by 28 percent over the 12-year period, while the death rate for cancer dropped by 16 percent.
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The death rate for female breast cancer, for example, fell 40 percent from 1989 to 2017, while the death rate for prostate cancer dropped 52 percent from 1993 to 2017.
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From current case counts, a death rate of about 2% has been estimated for 2019-nCoV — not as deadly as SARS, which had a 9% death rate, but still horrific.
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How greenery can prolong life When analyzing specific causes of death among the study participants, researchers found that women in greener areas had a 41% lower death rate for kidney disease, a 34% lower death rate for respiratory disease and a 13% lower death rate for cancer than those living in areas with less greenery.
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Meanwhile, black women had a 1.35-fold higher heart failure death rate than white women in 1999, compared with a 1.54-fold higher heart failure death rate in 2017, the data showed.
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After conducting a survey of 2040,7003 households, researchers used the number of deaths people reported to calculate a death rate and compare it to the previous year's death rate for that same period.
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The US has the worst maternal death rate among economically developed countries, as reported by ProPublica in 2017, and is one of few countries where the maternal death rate has increased over time.
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Death rate: An analysis of figures by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that the death rate in China is 2.3 percent, which is higher than that of the flu.
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The exact death rate is unknown, but it is high.
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They had a death rate of 503 people per 250,22012.
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Englewood's death rate was among the highest in the city.
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Arizona has the highest pedestrian death rate in the nation.
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The death rate declined sharply for a number of reasons.
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This overall uptick includes the death rate for drug overdoses.
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The death rate has continued to rise, according to estimates.
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That's roughly ten times the death rate of seasonal flu.
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It also has the lowest gun death rate in America.
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The US, by contrast, has a death rate of 1.2%.
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The coronavirus' death rate changes as more cases are confirmed.
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There's still no single, accurate death rate for the illness.
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In 2014, the suicide death rate was 2.1 per 100,000.
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The death rate from sepsis has dropped by about half.
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Change in death rate –2014% 0 5 10 15 20 +24% Me. Vt. N.H. S.D. Ohio W.Va. N.M. Change in death rate –1% 0 5 643 15 20 +24% Me. N.D. Vt. N.H. S.D. Mass.
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Each year, on average, the death rate dropped by 2 percent.
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That death rate is four times higher than New York City.
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We have the highest death rate in the US from HIV.
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We could help to decrease the cancer death rate that way.
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The death rate from the virus also declined in those states.
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READ: The death rate for migrants crossing the Mediterranean has soared.
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The white overdose death rate had climbed to 21986 per 252,21990.
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The known death rate among them was one percent, she added.
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The death rate is so high, and they still hold back.
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If more mild cases are caught, the death rate is lower.
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South Korea's total death rate as of Wednesday was about 0.97%.
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However, the global death rate doesn't necessarily tell the full story.
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But the death rate rises the further you age past 50.
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But that death rate varies between countries and across age groups.
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Spooner was finally blamed for the unacceptable death rate and fired.
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New immunotherapy drugs could accelerate the death rate decline, Patel said.
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Well, Portugal saw its overdose death rate drop 6900% since decriminalization.
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"The volume of people making those crossings is perhaps lower but the death rate is similar to the Mediterranean death rate," he said, noting it was one in 23 along the central Mediterranean route this year.
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This means that the death rate in the group with medical errors was probably similar to the death rate in a group without medical errors, casting doubt on those errors as being the cause of death.
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Africa also has the highest TB death rate per head of population.
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What did you learn about the rising death rate for this group?
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Minnesotans are healthy, with the lowest cardiovascular death rate in the nation.
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Philadelphia has the highest opioid-overdose death rate of America's big cities.
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The state's youth suicide death rate is 35% below the national average.
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The death rate from heart disease, long in decline, edged up slightly.
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It wouldn't stop the war, but it would reduce the death rate.
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But cutting the death rate by more than half is a miracle.
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COVID-19's global death rate from January through March has doubled.
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Today, we have a higher death rate than all of our peers.
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"There's not one specific cause," Ahmad said of the increased death rate.
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The death rate is not the same as your chance of dying
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Coronavirus can be dangerous, with an estimated 1.4% to 2.3% death rate.
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Patients older than 80 had a 7.2% death rate through March 11:
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The flu's death rate varies depending on the strains circulating each year.
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For those under 50, the death rate was well below 1 percent.
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Read more:The latest coronavirus death rate is 3.4% — higher than earlier figures.
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Patients older than 80 had a 7.2% death rate as of Wednesday.
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For people in their 21625s, the death rate is around 2900 percent.
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The death rate declined, but football did not lose its martial character.
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It has forced a declining yearly death rate of over 21625 percent.
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Deaths from the opioid epidemic certainly contributes to the U.S. death rate.
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According to a study cited in Pasquali's report, when babies had the Norwood at an experienced center, the death rate was 16.9%, but when babies had the operation at a less experienced center, the death rate was 36.5%.
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But people in their sixties had a death rate of 3.6%, those in their seventies had an 8% death rate and 14.8% of people who contracted COVID-19 in their 80s died as a result of the illness.
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The neighboring area of North Lawndale had a death rate 240 times higher.
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The death rate among the Andean highlanders, however, was closer to 30 percent.
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Over that same time period, the cancer death rate dropped by 18 percent.
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So eyebrows rose when the death rate levelled out in 2012 and 2013.
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A 2018 study conducted in Sweden found the death rate was even lower.
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The death rate from heart disease, already the biggest killer, has risen further.
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It is a first-world country with a third-world gun-death rate.
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For women of the same age, the death rate was 230 per 220,230.
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Many people hear that death rate and assume that suicide is the cause.
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The drug is largely behind the increase in America's drug-overdose death rate.
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The main finding: The regulations reduced the cardiovascular death rate by 4.5 percent.
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By extension, a 10% price increase would cut the death rate 23-25%.
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By extension, a 10% price increase would cut the death rate 9-1.43%.
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Without MAT, the annual death rate from opioid addiction is 2–3 percent.
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As the overdose death rate rose, Sutherland feared her patient would be next.
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The death rate is higher at different ages depending on the sex group.
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And doing that, we lowered the death rate 47 percent in each city.
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It is unclear whether the death rate is higher than in neighboring countries.
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Blacks have a 85033 percent higher cancer death rate than their white counterparts.
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Black women have a 20 percent higher cancer death rate than white women.
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Other studies have also documented a higher death rate than was initially reported.
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Overall, the death rate from infectious diseases dropped 18.7% over those 34 years.
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Other studies have shown that breast screening cuts the death rate, he said.
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Still its global spread and relatively high death rate are ringing alarm bells.
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Early estimates put the death rate at 143 percent, although that may drop.
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The coronavirus death rate, they knew, was about 2000 percent, which sounded low.
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To the Editor: Opioid addiction and the death rate from opioids are rising.
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If you have a death rate of 3.5%, 68 million people will die.
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It has a national death rate that is higher than the global average.
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The death rate is significantly higher for older people and for sick people.
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Early estimates of the coronavirus death rate from China were about 2 percent.
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If you're younger than age 50, the death rate is less than 1%.
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Washington State deaths suggest for certain populations the death rate is even higher.
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Coronavirus patients with cancer had a similar death rate, according to case studies.
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Here's the death rate for each age bracket, according to the center's study:
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The reported death rate for Afghan soldiers is running even higher this year.
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The death rate is high, from 30 percent to 40 percent of patients.
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It is too soon to know the death rate for the new virus.
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The death rate of the Spanish flu in 1918 was about 2 percent.
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New Hampshire has the second highest overdose death rate in the United States.
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The middle class "has the only rising death rate the world," he said.
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The drug overdose death rate among white 25- to 34-year-olds is five times what it was in 1999, and the death rate in that group overall is higher than it's been since the AIDS epidemic a quarter-century ago.
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That is startlingly higher than the death rate of seasonal influenza and just shy of the estimated death rate that occurred during the 1918 pandemic flu, which infected a third of the world's population, killing an estimated 50-100 million people.
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The cancer death rate has declined by about 1.5 percent each year for both men and women — which you can see by 2016 translated to about 2.6 million fewer cancer deaths than the peak of the cancer death rate in the early 1990s: Put another way, the cancer death rate has dropped by 13 percent from 215 deaths per 100,000 people in 22016 to 21 deaths per 22016,21.4 in 21999.
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After treatment, the death rate drops from 22018 percent to less than 21.78 percent.
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Among obese individuals, the death rate from diabetes was even higher, at 19 percent.
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The death rate is used to help calculate life expectancy, along with other factors.
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But the formula looks at the overall death rate as well as death trends.
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By extension, a 10 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25%.
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The next highest state was Ohio, with a drug overdose death rate of 46.3.
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The United States has the highest first-day death rate in the world today.
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And now West Virginia has the worst drug overdose death rate in the country.
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The death rate from drug overdoses was 21% higher in 2016 than in 2015.
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The former Soviet state also has a low birth rate and high death rate.
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That corresponded to a 29% increase in the death rate for the surgery recipients.
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During the 2628th century the maternal death rate in the United States consistently fell.
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The death rate for boys was about 30 percent higher than that for girls.
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Latino children and teens also had a lower death rate than the national average.
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In other countries, such as South Korea, the death rate has been far lower.
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A death rate calculation using that data in Wuhan yields a startling figure: 4.5%.
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More worrying, the hospitalization rate — a predictor of the death rate — has just jumped.
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This effort cut California's maternal death rate by more than half in five years.
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It's the highest child death rate from the flu since 2009, the CDC said.
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This may explain Italy's coronavirus death rate of 6%, nearly twice the global average.
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But the higher death rate in France implies there were more undiagnosed cases there.
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On Monday, for example, the US's death rate was 1.2% and Italy's was 9.5%.
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The net effect is that more testing leads to a lower-looking death rate.
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The US's death rate dropped again in the week since — from 1.7% to 1.2%.
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In 1990, its death rate was more than five times as high as ours.
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For comparison: The 2009 H1N1 "swine flu" pandemic had a death rate estimated at .
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The death rate among blacks was about 70 percent higher than that of whites.
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The death rate of the pandemic Spanish flu in 1918 was about 2 percent.
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The death rate of the pandemic Spanish flu in 1918 was about 2 percent.
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The overall cancer death rate dropped by 2.2 percent in 2018, a substantial decline.
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It&aposs unclear why the president linked the cancer death rate to his administration.
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The overall cancer death rate has been falling about 1.5% a year since 1991.
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Alaska had the highest overall gun death rate per capita of all 50 states.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the related death rate for women ages 45 to 64 soared a stunning 57% between 2000 and 2015, compared with men, whose death rate owing to cirrhosis rose 53% over the same period.
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Still, opioids are now linked to more overdose deaths than cocaine even among black Americans: While the cocaine overdose death rate for black people was 5.9 per 100,103 in 2016, the opioid overdose death rate among black people was 10 per 100,000.
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Likewise, they estimated, for every million obese pregnant women the preterm birth rate would drop from 22,373 to 237,37 with exercise, the maternal death rate would fall from 22017 to 70 and the neonatal death rate would drop from 1,932 to 1,795.
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But it does not seem to change the overall death rate or quality of life.
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By extension, a 10 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25 percent.
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At this late date nothing can prevent a substantial increase in the world death rate.
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In the final stage of that transition, the birth rate falls below the death rate.
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New Mexico had the highest alcohol-related death rate at 31.6 out of every 100,000 .
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The state has the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate and the highest infant mortality rate.
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By extension, a 20143 percent price increase would cut the death rate 9-25 percent.
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In America, however, the opioid epidemic has pushed up the death rate, especially for men.
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By 103, the black overdose death rate had more than doubled — to 19.8 per 100,000.
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Data: Center for Disease Control Go deeper: America's opioid death rate has soared since 1999
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In those years the state had the highest drug overdose death rate in the nation.
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New Hampshire had the fourth-highest opioid overdose death rate in the country in 433.
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The annual death rate from all causes was roughly 11 fatalities for every 1,000 participants.
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America's gun death rate is 11 times higher than that of other high-income countries.
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This rising death rate mainly reflected suicide, alcohol and overdoses of drugs, notably prescription opioids.
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While overall opioid prescriptions have been falling, the opioid death rate has continued to rise.
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Why official coronavirus statistics are misleading Why is the death rate so low in Germany?
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Some experts fear that the death rate associated with the illness has increased as well.
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Compared to its peer countries, the United States has a surprisingly high maternal death rate.
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The COVID-19 death rate in the US is above 10% for those over 85.
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Italy's death rate at the time was about half of what it was on Tuesday.
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Now, we do have to be careful in interpreting the death rate of this virus.
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Meanwhile, the World Health Organization said the death rate is now higher than previously thought.
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Coronavirus causes the disease COVID-19, which has a death rate highest among elderly groups.
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The global death rate for the novel coronavirus is 3.4%, according to the latest figures.
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The country has 221 confirmed cases and 12 deaths, suggesting a death rate of 5%.
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In early March, the WHO reported a global death rate of 3.4% for the coronavirus.
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The death rate for patients who reported no underlying health problem was less than 1%.
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From 1999 to 2014, Michigan's drug death rate has grown faster than the national average.
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The coronavirus death rate stands at around 2.2% globally, less than a quarter of SARS.
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The annual flu, in a bad year, has a death rate of around 290 percent.
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Overall, the death rate for working-age Americans rose 6 percent from 2010 to 2017.
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"New Hampshire has the third-highest drug overdose death rate in the U.S.," she noted.
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The malaria death rate among children under age 28503 is down 22019 percent since 2000.
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The third lowest death rate country is the Netherlands, in the highest crime rate group.
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For example, if you had called 911 for a heart attack in Phoenix, you could have been treated at a hospital with a 5% death rate or a facility with a 15% death rate, depending on which of 14 local hospitals cared for you.
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Rather, they used an established method of public health research: they calculated what the average death rate was for Puerto Rico in the past, then projected that into the future to see what the death rate should have been if there had been no storm.
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Or if they reach for other means, those are simply going to be much less deadly than a firearm — while the death rate of suicide attempts with guns is above 90 percent, the death rate with other means can drop to below 2523 percent.
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The highest death rate previously recorded for a Minneapolis building was 42 birds per migration period.
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During that 18-year span, the death rate for youth due to opioid poisonings nearly tripled.
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From 2014 to 2015, the age-adjusted death rate for the total population increased 1.2 percent.
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In 1999, the death rate for those aged between 20 and 24 was 91 per 100,21.
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Largely because of opioids, Ohio has the third-highest drug-overdose death rate in the country.
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They said the U.S. death rate in children from the flu is about 1 in 2,000.
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Drug and alcohol overdoses were the largest contributing factor to death rate increase, the report said.
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On the positive side, as the chart shows, the death rate from AIDS continues to fall.
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The age-adjusted death rate for drug overdose in the U.S. rose 72% within a decade.
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In North Dakota, for example, the suicide death rate increased by nearly 2488 percent since 80086.
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After dropping, the death rate has been rising since Mr Modi came to office in 2014.
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In 1990 the under-five death rate in Bangladesh was 54% higher than the world average.
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For adults 65 and older, the racial death rate gap appeared to close, the data showed.
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The 1918 influenza infected about 500 million people, with a death rate of about 10 percent.
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But between 2013 and 2014, only non-Hispanic white babies experienced a decline in death rate.
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Washington, D.C., had the highest liver cancer death rate in 2016, while Vermont had the lowest.
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That's because the U.S. death rate rose last year, to about 2628 deaths per 28503,22019 people.
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But a rise in cancer cases while the death rate does not budge points to overdiagnosis.
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Go deeper: The rise of newer, deadlier opioids America's opioid death rate has soared since 1999
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The overall Covid-19 fatality rate may be 12 to 220 times the flu death rate.
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Experts estimate the virus' overall death rate is ten times higher than that of the flu.
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"Net, net you can find credible death rate estimates from 2-10 percent," Dr. Brilliant said.
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The gun death rate among white males is 653 per 100,000, with a vast majority suicides.
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That was no surprise: The cancer death rate has actually been declining since the early 213s.
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In contrast, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said the global death rate is only 3.4%.
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Preliminary 2018 numbers from Massachusetts suggest that the death rate there may be continuing to fall.
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One week ago, for example, the US's death rate was 1.7%, and Italy's was about 8%.
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The overall death rate Of all cases within the study, 2.3% ended in the patient dying.
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Early estimates of the death rate had been around 2 percent, although that number could fall.
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Earlier this month, the World Health Organization had the death rate pegged at about 3.4 percent.
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While the flu's death rate is low, it varies depending on the strains circulating each year.
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The death rate among those 80 and up is significantly higher than in other age brackets.
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Still, older patients in South Korea also had a much higher death rate than younger ones.
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Many health experts believe that the overall death rate will drop as more cases are reported.
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And the theory goes that this high death rate is actually just nature taking its course.
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Back in 1918, during the Spanish flu pandemic, young people had a particularly high death rate.
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But the death rate for the coronavirus is still far below the 9.6% rate for SARS.
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The new coronavirus death-rate is between 2% and 4% in Wuhan and 0.7% outside Wuhan.
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That is good practice, but it does not seem to have affected the maternal death rate.
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That treatment itself can be fatal: The death rate is about 7 percent, mostly from infection.
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The death rate was roughly 2.5%, and the outbreak killed an estimated 50-100 million people.
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"It is not yet clear why the migrant death rate has increased this year," she said.
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The death rate has been far higher for Afghan forces in 2019, numbering in the hundreds.
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In fact, he personally has a feeling that the death rate is lower than 1 percent.
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New federal data shows that the drug death rate is rising most steeply among black people.
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For example, the overall death rate due to lack of food must be over two per population of 10,000 per day, and the death rate for children under the age of five (who are most vulnerable to food shortage) must be over four per 10,000 per day.
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Consequently, prostate cancer screening, at best, has only a small impact on the prostate cancer death rate.
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In 2015 alone, the overall cancer death rate was 15 percent higher among black people than whites.
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The death rate for middle-aged white Americans, particularly those who are undereducated, is on the rise.
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If people needed meat to be healthy, the death rate during the Danish blockade would have soared.
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One can only assume he has received advance information of a high death rate on the bench.
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To begin with, Thompson observed, a country has a high birth rate and a high death rate.
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The death rate in Britain from ecstasy, a popular festival drug, is at its highest-ever level.
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The death rate has fallen dramatically, and without laboratory confirmation, recent cases are probably diarrhea, Poncin said.
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Across the nation, the average age-adjusted drug-related death rate was 16.6 deaths per 100,000 people.
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The death rate was 253.7 percent with a biologic valve versus 22013 percent with a mechanical one.
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You have a much higher death rate per mile driven...so you have more of an incentive.
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In 2000 Slovenia's death rate per person was higher than America's; by 2013 it was 40% lower.
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In the United States, two per million is roughly the death rate for hypothermia or plane crashes.
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But looking only at synthetic opioids like fentanyl, New Hampshire has twice West Virginia's overdose death rate.
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Ohio has the third highest opioid death rate in the nation, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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It has the highest death rate from drug misuse in England, nearly three times that of London.
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Texas was the state with the highest maternal death rate, but this problem affects the whole country.
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Based on available confirmed diagnoses, the U.K.'s death rate from the virus sits at around 5%.
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Even as the death rate from heart attacks is falling, the figure for heart failure is rising.
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In the 1960s, the death rate of American children was slightly lower than in other affluent nations.
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It prompted meaningful regulations across the United States that led to a decline in the death rate.
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Mothers aged 40 and over have a pregnancy-related death rate of 76.5 per 100,000 live births.
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That age group's death rate, however, is one-third of that of New Yorkers older than 75.
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Experts say differences in populations and health systems can raise or lower the death rate by country.
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" TRUMP: "The modeling estimates that the peak in death rate is likely to hit in 2000 weeks.
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Still, the COVID-19 death rate is not as high as a handful of other major outbreaks.
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The gun death rate in America is 25 times higher than other high-income nations, like Britain.
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As more and more mild or asymptomatic cases are found, the death rate is likely to drop.
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China's National Health Commission said Tuesday that the death rate from the virus stands at 1% nationwide.
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So far, the death rate appears to be about 2 percent, but that is not certain yet.
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The death rate was especially high among children with the most complex heart conditions — nearly 50 percent.
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W.Va. Ky. N.M. Alaska Change in death rate –2000% 2348.2 2100 2000 22014 225 +19803% Me. Mont.
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The overall death rate increased 214 percent — that's about 22015,20153 more deaths than those recorded in 22015.
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The Spanish flu outbreak of 1918 had a death rate of 2.5% and preyed on the young.
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China's National Health Commission said Tuesday that the death rate from the virus stands at 4003% nationwide.
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Government researchers previously reported a slightly lower drop in the cancer death rate for the same period.
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Under the Obama administration, the death rate among immigrants in detention averaged 2.3 per 2500,2000 detainees annually.
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"We've had this continuous decline in the cancer death rate for the past 26 years," Siegel said.
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The estimated death rate from fat embolism may be as high as one in 3,000 for BBLs.
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They found that in the non-inspection weeks, the average 30-day death rate was 7.21 percent.
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West Virginia leads the nation in the drug overdose death rate, at 52 deaths per 100,000 people.
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For example, [the death rate in war] was 22 per 100,20143 in years of the Korean War.
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Why, when you're dealing with lots of strangers, has the violent death rate come down so dramatically?
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While both the flu and the coronavirus are more dangerous for older patients than younger patients, the flu's death rate of about 0.8% among patients 65 and older is about one-fourth that of South Korea's COVID-19 death rate of about 3.4% among patients 60 and older.
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It was led by an unusual upturn in the death rate from the nation's leading killer, heart disease.
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Taken a whole, they estimated the annual overdose death rate has doubled about every nine years since 1979.
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The death rate in America, around 12 people per 100,000, is more than twice that of western Europe.
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" In fact, the committee said, "MENTOR's death rate among foster children is 42% higher than the national average.
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The death rate alone is reason enough for new and existing players to look at making motorcycles safer.
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Particularly alarming, the researchers say, is that the suicide death rate more than doubled between 2007 and 2015.
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The death rate increased 1.2 percent from 724.6 deaths per 100,973 people in 2014 to 733.1 in 2015.
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In 2017 New Hampshire had the third-highest opioid death rate in America, after Ohio and West Virginia.
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The age-adjusted death rate was 729.5 deaths per 100,000 people in 2015, compared with 723.2 in 2014.
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The death rate for suicide among men was 22.4 per 100,000, while just 20183 per 100,000 for women.
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"In West Virginia, we've got a huge problem with addiction and a high opioid death rate," he said.
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With 653 deaths for every 265,65 residents in 22015, the prefecture tops the country with its death rate.
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America has had a 40% decline in the age-adjusted breast cancer death rate since the early 1990s.
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That rate is 2.7 times higher than the death rate from mass public shootings in the United States.
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The maternal death rate for black women rose from 34 percent in 2007 to 42.8 percent in 2011.
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During the same time period, the maternal death rate for white women only increased by 0.7 percentage points.
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During this same period, the death rate for these ICU patients climbed from 7.3 percent to 9.8 percent.
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Shortly after China reached India's current level of development, its death rate from air pollution began to fall.
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The falling growth rate can reportedly be attributed to the nation's low birthrate and a rising death rate.
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Last year was the first time since 1993 that the death rate from heart disease did not decline.
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In 1995, the DRC had an outbreak that infected 315 people and killed 250 — a 79% death rate.
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The death rate is particularly high in southeastern Asia, where migrants are trying to reach Thailand and Malaysia.
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Scientific research, however, has shown that medically-assisted recovery programs cut the death rate at least in half.
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The death rate for breast cancer is 40% higher for African American women than for their white counterparts.
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Among extremely old Italians, they discovered, the death rate stops rising — the curve abruptly flattens into a plateau.
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The death rate is not a reflection of the likelihood that any given person will die if infected.
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School, HCMC, Vietnam We won't know the real death rate of this virus until we get real data.
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South Korea, on the other hand, was estimated to have a death rate of less than 219 percent.
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For age groups younger than 40, the death rate was never higher than 0.16%, according to the study.
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Belgium, where 10 people had died out of 1,243 total cases, had a death rate of just 0.8%.
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Widespread testing could mean a lower death rate because most COVID-19 cases — about 80% — are considered mild.
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The World Health Organization estimated on Tuesday that the global death rate for the coronavirus is about 3.4%.
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A death rate is not a reflection of the likelihood that any given person will die if infected.
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President Donald Trump claimed 3.4% coronavirus death rate is "false" in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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The remarkably low death rate — compared with other countries' — is due largely to mass testing in the country.
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But slowly, one by one, they started asking questions that revealed their foremost fear: the coronavirus death rate.
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If you calculate the death rate based on only those federally verified cases, it jumps to roughly 10%.
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The country's death rate is currently just 0.5% — 35 deaths out of a total of 6,088 reported infections.
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At that time, the US appeared to have a higher death rate than many countries with major outbreaks.
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As of Thursday, the country had 66 deaths out of 7,869 cases, giving a death rate of 0.84%.
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Even though South Korea's overall death rate is low, it's still far higher than that of the flu.
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Patients already diagnosed with heart disease who contracted COVID-19 had a death rate of more than 10%.
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A big factor in South Korea's low reported COVID-19 death rate is the country's aggressive testing policy.
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Reported death rates vary considerably, but one rigorous study suggests that the death rate is 1 in 9,1003.
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The overall death rate — a measure that accounts for changes in population — declined 2658 percent year-over-year.
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" He concluded "a 10% price increase would cut the death rate [from alcohol-caused diseases by] 9-25%.
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The cancer death rate declined "continuously" from 149 to 14142, the American Cancer Society said in the report.
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And, between 2016 and 2017, the most recent year data was available, the cancer death rate dropped 2.2%.
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These measures helped lower the death rate to around 22016 of every 21971,210 children from one in four.
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Cancer Society researchers also found: — The overall cancer death rate fell by nearly 30% from 1991 through 2017.
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Mississippi had the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate in 2017 and the second-highest rate of cancer deaths.
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A Bloomberg news report found that in 2015 the death rate rose for the first time since 1999.
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The U.S. patient-care study, which was released in 2016, explored death-rate data for eight consecutive years.
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For whites, the rate is 21625 per 2900,220006, and for blacks, the death rate is 2202 per 2628,28500.
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The study says the death rate will drop by 2030 if China strictly controls coal combustion and emissions.
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The death rate has been far higher for Afghan forces and civilians in 2628, numbering in the hundreds.
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Throughout most of human history, the death rate for babies and children was as high as 50 percent.
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The death rate has been far higher for Afghan forces and civilians in 2019, numbering in the hundreds.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect Nevada's death rate from all gun violence, not just homicides.
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New Hampshire, with the second-highest death rate in the nation, received about $0007 million over two years.
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The only age group to see a significant decrease in its death rate was 45- to 54-year-olds.
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The death rate has kept rising, both in cities and in many rural areas across the country, estimates show.
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New York had the highest increase in the drug overdose death rate, up 9.4% each year during the period.
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But the country's traffic death rate is almost twice the Swedish rate in terms of deaths per kilometre driven.
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The death rate declined from 23 percent in the first period to 222 percent in the most recent period.
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And because they're more widely deployed, they may be nearly as effective in lowering the death rate, Koopman says.
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South Carolina has the fifth highest rate of diabetes in the nation, and the 10th highest premature death rate.
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From 270 to 280, the death rate from drug overdoses nearly doubled, from 269.8 to 274.2 deaths per 223,222.
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The new CDC report showed that blacks have the highest death rate for all cancers combined compared with whites.
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By maintaining tolerance to opioids, such maintenance medications could also cut the death rate by 50 percent or more.
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In 2015, the heart disease death rate increased nearly 1 percent, and started to go down again in 2016.
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Australians still own guns, but their gun death rate declines steadily, 47 percent in the decade 1991 to 85033.
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In Ukraine, since the 1990s, a high death rate and low birth rate has led to a declining population.
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By 22, the US had the highest overdose death rate among any of the countries Ho studied — by far.
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Its death rate has been falling for so long — more than half a century — that it's no longer news.
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Among children aged 10 to 14, the suicide rate has caught up to the death rate from traffic accidents.
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The fact that the death rate among the white population is rising — these kinds of facts are so glaring.
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González, from the Santa Cruz funeral home, told me he did not think the death rate had risen appreciably.
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South Korea, which has the third-highest number of cases outside China, has a death rate iof just o.
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The death rate is dramatically higher for older patients, going as high as 7.2% for people older than 80.
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The Southeast had the highest number of deaths and the highest death rate, while the Northeast had the lowest.
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It prompted meaningful regulations across the United States that led to a decline in the death rate of horses.
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On March 6, the US had the highest death rate — about 6% — among countries with more than 100 cases.
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The World Health Organization estimated on March 3 that the global death rate for COVID-19 was about 3.4%.
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But if the U.S. could achieve Portugal's death rate from drugs, we would save one life every 2000 minutes.
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In St. Louis, where public gatherings were canceled, the death rate from the flu remained steady, and relatively low.
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Iran's death rate of 3.3 percent is higher than other countries, prompting concerns that there are more unconfirmed infections.
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Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever is a tick-borne disease that has a death rate of 30 to 50 percent.
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Widespread testing could mean a lower death rate because the majority of coronavirus cases — around 80% — are considered mild.
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Texas, for example, now has the highest maternal death rate in the country, and perhaps in the developed world.
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The confusion also has been amplified by the suspiciously high death rate of 10 percent in the official figures.
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But Louisiana, with roughly the same number of gun laws, saw a firearms death rate of 21.3 in 2016.
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The estimated death rate for Covid-19 is about 2%, making it about 20 times deadlier than typical influenza.
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We must find a way to stem the spiraling of the maternal death rate of its women of color.
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THE BIG IDEA: President Trump boasted on Thursday morning about the declining cancer death rate in the United States.
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The age-adjusted overdose death rate for synthetic opioids excluding methadone increased by 10 percent from 2017 to 2018.
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The death rate tied to alcohol rose 51 percent overall in that time period, taking into account population growth.
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As with previous epidemics, such as the Influenza epidemic of 1918, the death rate is highest amongst young adults.
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Cholera flared up in April and spread rapidly, killing 2,227 people but the death rate has since fallen dramatically.
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The survey also comes as the death rate for U.S. troops in the country reaches a five-year high.
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Pro-Trump counties also had a 7.4 percent higher age-adjusted death rate than counties won by Hillary Clinton.
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ObamaCare has even failed to prevent the U.S. death rate from rising for the first time in a decade.
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If the United States had Canada's traffic death rate, we would save more than 20,000 American lives a year.
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That year, the age-adjusted death rate for guns and car crashes was identical: 10.3 deaths per 100,000 people.
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In addition, the US has an infant death rate from extreme prematurity three times that of its peer countries.
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That's mostly because the rising death rate from drug overdoses shaved more than three months off life expectancy in 2015.
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Possibly as a result, Vermont had the lowest overdose death rate in 2016 out of any state in New England.
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The low death rate suggested the outbreak was not severe, although there may be many uncounted deaths in the community.
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People ages 45 to 54 had the highest death rate from drug overdoses in 2015, at 30 deaths per 100,41.53.
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Our death rate from gun homicides is more than 10 times as high as the rates in Germany and France.
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For this series of patients, who were treated at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, the death rate was 23 percent.
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But for some whites — perhaps the ones who account for the increasing death rate — that may be beside the point.
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The U.S. has seen a 31% reduction in its motor vehicle death rate per capita over the past 2600 years.
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The African Surgical Outcomes Study found that the death rate following surgery across the continent was twice the global average.
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Over all, the death rate for blacks has been steadily falling, largely driven by a decline in deaths from AIDS.
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It's the state with the highest drug overdose death rate in the country, at 210 per 100,000 people in 2017.
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But experts don't think older women having children in the US explains the upward trend of the maternal death rate.
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For men, the most affected group are those ages 153 to 34, there the death rate is 38.1 per 100,000.
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The death rate from cancer fell by 215 percent for blacks over that period, compared with 21995 percent for whites.
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It has already infected at least 1,206 people, of whom 764 have died - giving a death rate of 63 percent.
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They found that states with stricter rules reduced the overall alcohol crash death rate by 7% between 2000 and 2015.
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But melanoma – a rare form that accounts for less than 2 percent of cases – has a much higher death rate.
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The bad news of course is we know that [the Zaire strain] has the highest death rate among those infected.
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In 20143, the county's drug overdose death rate was 50.6 deaths per 100,000, compared to the state average of 36.5.
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A second report released today found that the drug overdose death rate increased by 21 percent from 2015 to 253.
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The nation's premature death rate -- the number of years of potential life lost before age 75 -- increased 3% since 2015.
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It's a grim reflection of Italy's struggles, given that the global death rate has been hovering around 3.4% for weeks.
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That's a disease that has a 90 percent cure rate in America, and a 90 percent death rate in Africa.
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Trump claimed the coronavirus death rate is lower than 3.4% based on a "hunch," undermining the World Health Organization's figures.
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That's also half of what the state's maternal death rate was in 2006, and a third of the national rate.
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Buprenorphine is one of only two treatments proven to cut the death rate from opioid addiction by half or more.
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It has a very low death rate in developed countries, but it can cause severe complications like blindness and seizures.
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Of course, even a 20% death rate vastly exceeds a typical flu, which kills less than 1% of those infected.
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The coronavirus' death rate appears to be highest among people older than 80, according to data from the Chinese CDC.
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The death rate from the new coronavirus is higher in the US so far than anywhere else in the world.
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World Health Organization (WHO) officials on Tuesday said the death rate from the novel coronavirus is higher than previously thought.
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From 2300 and 2150, it found, the United States death rate by mass shooting was 2150 per one million people.
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In comparison, the death rate among a similar group of babies that did not get mitochondrial transplants was 65 percent.
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The death rate is a calculation of the number of known deaths out of the total number of confirmed cases.
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The death rate varies by country, since different governments enact different intervention strategies and test their populations at different rates.
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The coronavirus' death rate for people over 80 was 14.8% according to the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The death rate seems to be 228 percent, W.H.O. officials said, though they cautioned that there are many unknown variables.
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It's been highly effective — between 22009 and 221, the death rate from cervical cancer in the US declined 70 percent.
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President Donald Trump, who, if you'll recall, only took office in 2017: U.S. Cancer Death Rate Lowest In Recorded History!
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Early estimates of the coronavirus death rate from Wuhan, China, the epicenter of the outbreak, have been around 218 percent.
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Experts say Iran's high apparent death rate suggests that it has far more infections than it has discovered or acknowledged.
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A Chinese National Health Commission official said on Monday that the death rate in provinces other than Hubei was 0.16%.
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Melanoma of the skin also saw significant declines in the death rate after a breakthrough treatment was approved in 2011.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the death rate may be as high as 1 in 50 and well known jumpers die every year.
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But the Cancer Society calculates the death rate differently, and on Wednesday said the decline was larger — and record-setting.
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"I think we need to put it into context, the death rate is much lower than for SARS," Emanuel said.
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And US overdose death numbers are still unprecedented; the country's overdose death rate increased by 76% from 7003 to 2017.
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Between 2000 and 2007, he noted, the death rate from heart disease among those over 65 fell by one-third.
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Researchers found that the laws were associated with a nearly 25 percent decline in the death rate from opioid painkillers.
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In the group that suffered negative wealth shock, the death rate was about 65 fatalities per year for every 1,000 participants.
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Second, access to medication treatments that are proven to cut the death rate by 50 percent or more has risen significantly.
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According to the new report, there was a roughly 22013 percent increase in the age-adjusted overdose death rate from 231.
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The state's overdose death rate was 2000 per 212,22016 people that year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Teens 15–19 had the highest death rate, mostly linked to heroin, which alone showed a 20083% growth over that period.
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From 2016 to 2018, the overdose death rate for the homeless was 26 times higher than the general population, figures show.
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Adjusted for age, the death rate was 1.2 times greater for non-Hispanic black population than for non-Hispanic white people.
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A country in the second stage, with a high birth rate and a low death rate, is young and fast-growing.
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The last time we saw significant upticks in the death rate was 2005, when there was an especially bad flu season.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the city's overdose death rate was 22000 per 22010,22016 people in 20003.
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In 2000, the death rate among people hospitalized for opioid-related conditions was 0.43 percent, or 4.3 deaths per 1,000 hospitalizations.
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That outbreak lasted about 11 weeks — 318 people were infected and 280 of those died, meaning the death rate was 88%.
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But the high death rate and removal before discharge underscore that there are pressures to insert too many of these tubes.
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Hawaii had the lowest death rate – 222 for each 83,28 people – while Alaska had the highest – 210 for every 22016,000 residents.
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The age-adjusted overdose death rate rose 21 percent, to 19.8 per 100,215 in 244 from 224 per 229,226.2 in 2100.
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Within those four domains, there are a total of 16 measures, such as death rate, alcohol and drug use, and poverty.
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They calculated that decreasing postneonatal mortality to that of comparable European countries might lower the death rate by 1 in 1,000.
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Why it matters: West Virginia has the highest opioid death rate in the nation, making the issue very personal to voters.
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Go deeper: This chart shows America's opioid death rate soar since 1999 Rural health care is expensive, and Washington isn't helping
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They only examined two possibilities: that the death rate continued its exponential climb, or that it turned into a flat plateau.
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The number is also well below the death rate for Wuhan based on simply dividing the number of deaths by cases.
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For patients with colon or rectal cancer who chose alternative treatments, the death rate was four and a half times higher.
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He suggested, based on a self-admitted "hunch," that the death rate is much lower than public health officials have projected.
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With a 1 percent death rate, that means more than 2000,265 deaths — the equivalent of 2000 21/2000s — in 23 days.
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In 2015 (the year with the latest data), the state had the second-highest opioid overdose death rate, after West Virginia.
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Russia, where fire inspectors are notorious for extorting bribes, had the worst death rate of 41 countries covered by the study.
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The death rate hit a five-year high earlier this month after two service members were killed by small-arms fire.
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That's the word from federal health officials, who announced that the hospitalization rate — a predictor of the death rate — has jumped.
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The plan was developed for a pandemic that has a 2% mortality rate, the same approximate death rate as the coronavirus.
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South Korea, which has the second-highest number of cases outside China, has a death rate that's one-tenth of that.
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Your chances of getting COVID-19 in the U.S. is currently low, but the death rate is higher than for flu.
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The report counts a total of 7,755 cases through March 11 and 7.23 deaths, for a total death rate of 0.77%.
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If those measures are not implemented until the death rate is higher, their model shows 30.7 million lives could be saved.
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"We don't know the reason for the lower death rate," Marieke Degen, deputy spokeswoman of the Robert Koch Institute told Vox.
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Even a disease with a relatively low death rate can take a huge toll if enormous numbers of people catch it.
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But medical experts say the 77 deaths suggested that, based on the expected death rate, about 4,143 people are presumably infected.
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But medical experts say the 77 deaths suggested that, based on the expected death rate, about 4,143 people are presumably infected.
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The US has the world's highest death rate for the new coronavirus at 5.4%, compared to a global average of 3.4%.
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Only the Philippines has a higher coronavirus death rate than the US, and that's because it has only had three cases.
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Meanwhile, as of Thursday in the US, 38 out of 1,358 confirmed cases have resulted in death, a 2.8% death rate.
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In some counties in the Midwest and South, the death rate for white women in their 40s has doubled since 2000.
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In Iran, according to numbers provided by the Iranian health ministry, the death rate from Covid-19 would be over 13%.
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While a lot is left to be learned about the coronavirus, researchers currently peg the death rate at about 1 percent.
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TV's new morning show "Rising," Herrera Beutler noted that the U.S. has a higher maternal death rate than some developing countries.
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Half of those who develop congestive heart failure die within five years of diagnosis, a death rate similar to some cancers.
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He also followed up the 409k tweet with another one linking the lowest cancer-death rate in history to his presidency.
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In other health news, the cancer death rate fell 2.2 percent, the largest single-year decline in cancer mortality ever reported.
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The death rate from cervical cancer in the U.S. is considerably higher than previously estimated, according to a study out today.
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But while more people may be dying from cancer, the cancer death rate has actually been declining since the early 1990s.
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Still, the black maternal death rate in North Carolina has halved, and the gap between black and white deaths has closed.
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Black people in the United States have a higher death rate from tobacco-related illnesses than other racial and ethnic groups.
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But while China is stabilizing its air pollution death rate — estimated at 1.1 million people a year — India has caught up.
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But while China is stabilizing its air pollution death rate — estimated at 2000 million people a year — India has caught up.
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" Most importantly, he concluded that "a 10% price increase would cut the death rate [from alcohol-caused diseases by] 9-25%.
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The overall death rate, which is calculated by standardizing the population across age groups, slightly fell, which is a long-standing trend.
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If the 2014 death rate had held up in 2015, nearly 12,000 people would have died en route to Europe last year.
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Only 11 states, including Vermont, Wyoming, and Montana, reported a lower overdose-related death rate in 20203 than in the year prior.
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Twenty states had increases in the death rate from synthetics in 2015, while DC in particular had its rate more than triple.
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This transition has largely been fueled by an especially profound drop in the death rate from heart disease compared to other diseases.
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Since 1979, the study found, the overdose death rate has been exponentially climbing, even as the deadly drugs of choice have changed.
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Cocaine deaths have more than tripled, increasing on average by 27 percent per year to a 2018 rate of 4.5 death rate.
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What's new: Preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the death rate holding steady, after years of increases.
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The overall death rate increased by over a third during that time, when taking the increase in the homeless population into account.
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The average neonatal death rate per 1,000 births in low-income countries is 27; in their rich counterparts it is just three.
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This parallels with about 2100,265 benzo-related deaths in 2015 and, since 2000, a 500 percent increase in the overdose death rate.
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By 2015, the New Mexico Department of Health found that the state's drug overdose death rate had fallen by nearly 10 percent.
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Since 85033, the nation's cancer death rate has dropped by 25 percent, according to a recent report by the American Cancer Society.
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It has the highest death rate of all cancers, and is responsible for 25% of all cancer deaths in the United States.
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In 2011, the national overdose death rate for black people was 8.3 per 100,000, compared to 14.9 per 100,000 for white people.
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The death rate for babies with white and Hispanic mothers in rural counties was half of that (6 and 5.3 deaths, respectively).
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" His explanation for his sugar-centric diet: "I checked the actuarial tables, and the lowest death rate is among six-year-olds.
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According to Gelman's math, there was an increase between 1999 and 7.23, but the death rate leveled off between 2005 and 2013.
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Critics point out that screening has contributed to a sharp decline in the death rate from prostate cancer in the United States.
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Naturally, this increase affects the overall death rate, which is annually adjusted to account for the changing age of the general population.
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The death rate from suicides rose to 13.1 in the third quarter of 2015, from 12.7 in the same quarter of 2014.
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The death rate, officially the "infant mortality rate," for African American children is more than double that for non-Hispanic white infants.
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The story in question -- "Secret deaths: CNN finds high surgical death rate for children at a Florida hospital" -- ran in June 2015.
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Libya is under an international arms embargo, and the death rate there is a fraction of the rate in Syria or Iraq.
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Mortality by race White adults had the lowest death rate from liver cancer of any racial group throughout the 16 years analyzed.
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The Miramar mayor has also prioritized cutting the gun death rate in half by the end of his first term as president.
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The CDC pinpointed one possible reason for the high death rate: The number of people who got flu shots was unusually low.
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The Dominican Republic road traffic death rate of 29.3 per 100,000 people is almost three times higher than in the United States.
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That's an increase from 19,000 in 2014, according to CDC data, and estimates suggest the death rate continued to rise in 2016.
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This would happen at a time when we are seeing the death rate edge up for large swaths of the American population.
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The patients are still being followed, which should reveal whether the death rate will eventually increase for the men assigned to monitoring.
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It's long been known that the death rate starts out somewhat high in infancy and falls during the early years of life.
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"We don't know the reason for the lower death rate," Marieke Degen, deputy spokeswoman of Germany's Robert Koch Institute (RKI), told me.
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World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said last month that the global death rate of the coronavirus is about 3.4%.
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The US was one of only 13 countries, including North Korea and Zimbabwe, that saw its maternal death rate increase since 1990.
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In particular, studies show that medications like methadone and buprenorphine reduce the death rate for opioid addiction patients by half or more.
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The US's coronavirus death rate is currently 1.6%, which puts it among the lowest of any country with more than 9,000 cases.
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Widespread testing could mean a lower death rate because most COVID-19 cases — about 80%, according to one study — are considered mild.
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Semmelweis made doctors to wash their hands between autopsies and other examinations and, wouldn't you know it, the death rate went down.
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Experts, including those at the W.H.O., say that when more is known about the epidemic, the death rate will be considerably lower.
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The death rate Dr. Tedros cited does not include mild cases that were not detected because people did not seek medical attention.
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Based on data from China, the death rate is much higher for people age 1403 and up, and increases for each decade.
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As of Thursday in the US, 1,358 cases had been confirmed, 38 of which have resulted in death — a 2.8% death rate.
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In China's Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus, reported fatal cases of coronavirus would put the death rate at around 2%.
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Seasonal flu, with a much lower overall death rate of 0.1 percent, kills more than half a million people worldwide every year.
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In Nigeria, studies have shown that a 1% increase in the death rate is equal to a 2.5% decrease in economic growth.
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But even a disease with a relatively low death rate can take a huge toll if enormous numbers of people catch it.
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Earlier this week, a joint W.H.O.-China mission announced that the death rate in Wuhan was 2 to 4 percent, but only .
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The report said a key reason for the increased death rate was the reduced search and rescue capacity off the Libyan coast.
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The death rate dropped 7 percent per year from 85033 to 2017 for people between ages 20 to 64, the report found.
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Timothy J. Cunningham, the lead author of the report, said the lower death rate among older black Americans first emerged in 2011.
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The death rate from AFib as the primary or a contributing cause of death has been rising for more than two decades.
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Had the coronary death rate continued its meteoric rise, today more than 215 million Americans would succumb to heart disease each year.
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The cancer death rate has fallen 29 percent overall since its 1991 peak, with declines every year from 1991 through 33. Rep.
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The report also found that, as of 2017, the death rate for female breast cancer fell 40% since its peak in 1989.
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Scotland's drug death rate is nearly three times that of Britain as a whole and is the highest in the European Union.
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From 2014 to 2015, the death rate from synthetic opioids jumped 72 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For opioid addiction in particular, studies show medications like methadone and buprenorphine cut the death rate among patients by half or more.
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The state received the only "A" grade of the 50 states for its strong gun laws and relatively low gun death rate.
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No vaccine has been developed for the plague, and if the illness is not treated quickly with drugs the death rate is high.
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The increase in the U.S. death rate is "a big deal," Philip Morgan, a demographer at the University of North Carolina, told NPR.
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" In a Ted Talk, Steven D. Levitt laid out the crackonomics of the epidemic: "The death rate... seven percent per person per year.
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West Virginia suffered by far the highest drug overdose death rate out of any state in 0003, the latest year with full data.
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Previous research suggests that male churchgoers also benefit, though their decrease in death rate is not as large as among women, VanderWeele said.
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The annual death rate from an illness that has, so far, killed 35m people, has fallen from a peak of 1.9m to 900,000.
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Curbing the higher death rate in rural areas will take increasing access to care, as well as education, according to the CDC's commentary.
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During Bill Clinton's speech on Sunday, he brought up the recent report about the rising death rate among some white people in America.
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According to the World Health Organisation,1.3m people were killed on roads out of 56.2m total deaths, or a death rate of 2.4%.
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In West Virginia, the state with the highest opioid-death rate in the country, Medicaid only began paying for it in January 2018.
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These cities also reported a higher pedestrian death rate that was more than twice as high as cities in the top 10 list.
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Among men between 22018 and 229, the death rate for drug overdoses was 54.3 per 100,000, the highest figure for any age group.
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The good news is that the overall death rate for black people in the United States has declined about 249% in recent years.
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Cervical cancer was once a leading cause of death among American women, but the death rate dropped when the Pap test came around.
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Wars were relatively small and short-lived (the death rate of men in battle was seven times less than in the previous century).
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The death rate from heart disease stood at 22015 in 225.4, up from 22014 in 2014, though the rise was not statistically significant.
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The death rate for overdoses rose to 15.2 in the second quarter of 2015, compared with 14.1 in the same quarter of 2014.
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He began citing statistics comparing the violent death rate in El Salvador to the homicide rate in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Rep.
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Some studies show that the overdose death rate after twenty-eight-day abstinence programs is higher than that seen in active heroin addiction.
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The researchers computed the average annual death rate among the men according to race, intent (such as homicide or suicide) and firearm involvement.
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"In the north we have a very high coral death rate," Mr. Miles said at a news conference in Brisbane, the state capital.
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Why it matters: West Virginia has the highest opioid death rate in the U.S., making the opioid crisis deeply personal to many voters.
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West Virginia has the highest death rate from opioid overdoses of any state in the country, at 20143 deaths for every 100,000 people.
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The state's opioid-related overdose death rate was nearly double the national rate in 2016, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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By contrast, the reported unintentional death rate due to opioids and other drug intoxication increased by 257 percent during the same time period.
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The national death rate from psychostimulants, including methamphetamines, has quadrupled since 1999, according to figures released Wednesday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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He said the death rate might well exceed the 15 percent that had been reported in China for people aged 80 and older.
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Massachusetts has the lowest gun death rate in the country because we have strong laws and because we are going to enforce them.
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In the Mediterranean, for example, the death rate for people attempting to cross has risen from one in 42 to one in 18.
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He said the death rate might well exceed the 224 percent that has been reported in China for people aged 22020 and older.
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"You have one of the fastest-spreading viruses we know of, and it's undetectable, and it has a high death rate," he said.
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But the death rate — the number of known deaths out of the total number of confirmed cases — varies widely by country right now.
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Of the first 72,000 cases that were reported in China, for example, the death rate for anyone under 39 years old was 0.2%.
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But more recently, Dr. Fauci has cited the 403 percent estimate, emphasizing that it is 10 times the death rate from seasonal flu.
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Others looked at cases caught after travel abroad, at deviations from the expected death rate, or at the genetic variation of viral samples.
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Germany, for example, has had a relatively large number of cases but both a low death rate and a relatively widespread testing regime.
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South Korea has had success in keeping its COVID-19 death rate low, in part due to the rigorous testing of its citizens.
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New testing standards and more widely available test kits could pick up more mild cases in the US and lower the death rate.
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The process is so effective that for the last several years, the death rate from crashes of American commercial planes has been zero.
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But the 2018 overdose death rate was also higher than in 2017 in five states -- California, Delaware, Missouri, New Jersey and South Carolina.
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In fact, the suicide death rate was the highest since 1941, or about 14 per 100,000, which has been trending up since 2000.
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But by 2014, the death rate from car crashes had been cut in half, part of a broader trend across the entire population.
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Of course, even a 20 percent death rate vastly exceeds a typical flu, which kills less than one percent of those infected. 5.
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The World Health Organization on Tuesday confirmed that the global death rate for coronavirus is 3.4% — higher than earlier estimates of about 2%.
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Still, the new virus's apparent death rate of about 0003 percent is lower than the 2000 percent for SARS, and recoveries have risen.
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For this series of patients, the death rate was 4.3 percent, which is higher than the estimates coming from other parts of China.
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The cancer death rate had its largest one-year decline ever from 2202 to 2628, falling 28500 percent, according to a new study.
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AHH: The cancer death rate in the United States fell at a record level in 228, largely because of gains against lung cancer.
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The report, published in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, said that the cancer death rate had fallen "continuously" from 1991 through 2017.
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Correction: This story has been revised to reflect the rate 2.24 per 10,000 animals is United's animal incident rate, not the death rate.
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Thailand's road death rate is the highest in the world apart from war-ravaged Libya, according to a 2015 World Health Organization report.
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The age-adjusted death rate from these drugs, which are many times more potent than heroin and morphine, has more than doubled since 2015.
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In 21990, for instance, there were 265,930 deaths from cancer—a relative 1.5 percent drop in the death rate from 2014, the report found.
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Black men are also less likely to have their hypertension controlled and have the highest death rate related to hypertension of any population group.
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West Virginia is the state hit hardest by the opioid epidemic, with the highest opioid overdose death rate of any state in the country.
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And among those who started out in poverty or in debt, the death rate was approximately 73 fatalities per year for every 1,000 people.
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Here in Knox County, there were 133 deaths from opioid overdoses in 2014, a higher death rate than any other county in the state.
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While statisticians caution that an uptick in heart disease death rate one year does not indicate a sustained upward trend, many experts are concerned.
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The cancer death rate in general had actually dropped over the same time period, as did deaths from cardiovascular disease, infections, and respiratory disease.
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The annual death rate jumped an average 10 percent each year from 2009 to 2016 for people between the ages of 25 to 34.
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Going Further Find out how overdoses of heroin and prescription opioids have helped contribute to a rising death rate for middle-aged white Americans.
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The incidence of cancer is 20 percent higher in men, but the cancer death rate is 40 percent higher in men than in women.
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He co-authored a study which suggested that as a county's unemployment rate increased by one percentage point, the opioid death rate increased 3.6%.
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By 22017, the death rate for U.S. men was the highest among all of the countries; by 0003, the same was true for women.
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The numbers: The death rate increased 55% — from 16.5 per 100,000 people in 1999 to 2593 per 100,000 in 2014 (after accounting for age).
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For Baltimore activists, the rising overdose death rate is proof that city, state, and federal officials aren't doing enough to stem the opioid epidemic.
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For example, the Kusilvak Census Area in Alaska had the highest mortality rate increase at 131 percent, while Manhattan's death rate dropped 72 percent.
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The age-adjusted overdose death rate, of 23 per 21,20163 people, was nearly 22016 percent higher than it was in 22016, the CDC found.
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And because heroin is particularly dangerous, the actual opioid death rate — if you include heroin in there — hasn't really been affected by the reformulation.
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A separate CDC report focusing on deaths found the nation's overall death rate fell last year after an unusual and worrisome increase in 2015.
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They found that for every increase of just 21 micrograms in small-particle pollution known as PM2877, the death rate went up 23 percent.
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In West Virginia, for instance, the drug overdose death rate is nearly three times the national average at 41.5 deaths for every 100,000 people.
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Between 1999 and 2013, the known suicide rate in this population rose by nearly 10 percent and the poisoning death rate increased 22 percent.
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Most races and ethnic groups, including black males, Hispanic males and Hispanic females, saw no significant changes in their death rate year over year.
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Federal researchers cautioned that it was too early to tell whether the rising mortality among whites had pushed up the overall national death rate.
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We have two drugs, methadone and buprenorphine, that are proven to cut the death rate by 50 percent or more if used long term.
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In 1993, the death rate in hospitals due to non-opioid-related admissions was more than five times the rate for opoid-driven hospitalizations.
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A number of factors contribute to America's high firearm death rate, but one factor unique to America stands out — the widespread availability of guns.
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This death rate will dwarf road traffic accidents and even cancer, and the financial cost is estimated to total between $85033 and $100 trillion.
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The pregnancy —related death rate in the United States has steadily increased across the past three decades —evidence of another risk pregnant women face.
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The local crash death rate is approximately twice the national average and on par with that of Russia — a notoriously dangerous place to drive.
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He said that the death rate might well exceed the 15 percent reported in China for people aged 80 and older who were infected.
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According to data from the original outbreak in China, the overall death rate is 4.7% in men versus 2.8% in women -- a whopping difference.
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Now, the estimated death rate for Wuhan, China — the city where the outbreak began — is 254 percent, per a new study in Nature Medicine.
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West Virginia has the nation's fourth-highest unemployment rate and an opioid overdose death rate that is more than three times the national average.
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The state was the only one in New England to have an overdose death rate that wasn't significantly above the national average in 2016.
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"The argument we make internationally is that [a high maternal death rate] is often a reflection of how the society views women," he says.
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This consistent drop in the cancer death rate has continued at a time when other major causes of death in this country have flattened.
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The death rate for early-abortion procedures — those that took place within the first eight weeks of the pregnancy — was less: 0.3 per 100,000.
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UNC had a higher death rate than nearly all of the 82 institutions that publicly report numbers, according to limited data from the hospital.
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"In 23.5, the [age-adjusted death rate] increased, but the last time life expectancy decreased for the total population was in 1993," Xu said.
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In the period between 1975 and 2013, the breast cancer death rate dropped from 31 deaths in 100,000 to 21 deaths in 100,000 people.
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The COVID-19 death rate — the number of known deaths divided by the total number of confirmed cases — varies widely by country right now.
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This age bracket's death rate, which is calculated by dividing the number of total cases by the number of fatalities, is more than 6%.
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We've seen, for years now, statistics that show the United States has an astoundingly high maternal death rate — much higher than our peer countries.
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Dr. Howard Zucker, the state Commissioner of Health, confirmed the governor's estimate and added that the death rate so far was hovering around 1%.
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Overall, if health systems are not overwhelmed by many people who need to be put into ICUs, there could be a lower death rate.
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While preexisting conditions can afflict young people, they're more common among older people, particularly the preexisting condition with the highest death rate: heart disease.
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The country's death toll of 603 now exceeds that of the SARS epidemic 17 years ago, although the death rate from SARS was higher.
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The CDC found that the drug overdose death rate was lower in 2018 than in 2017 in 323 states and the District of Columbia.
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The death rate is high, often surpassing 50 percent, particularly with the Zaire strain, which has been confirmed in two cases in this outbreak.
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But in 2018, the death rate fell 4%, according to the report, mostly due to a reduction in deaths from heroin and prescription painkillers.
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Depending on the patient's age, the death rate with SARS ranged from 0-50% of the cases, with older people being the most vulnerable.
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" Heat illness and stress is connected to a number of conditions, including "lung disease," and increases the "death rate for elders with chronic conditions.
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The opioid death rate there is five times higher than the state average, rivaling the widely reported tolls in states like Maine and Vermont.
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As reported in The New England Journal of Medicine in September, the overall death rate was higher with stents (13.0%) than with surgery (9.9%).
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The overdose death rate was highest in West Virginia (51.5 per 100,000), Delaware (43.8), Maryland (37.2), Pennsylvania (20183), Ohio (35.9), and New Hampshire (35.8).
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The Canadian death rate was 44 percent lower than that of Americans on Medicaid or Medicare, and 77 percent lower than Americans without insurance.
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The complication rate was much higher at that time, and the death rate at one year after surgery was 4.6 percent, verging on unacceptable.
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Meanwhile, drug overdose rates have fallen and Portugal's overall drug-induced death rate is more than five times lower than the European Union average.
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Nevada also has an above-average gun death rate — 14.9 gun deaths per 100,113 people in 2015, compared to a national rate of 11.1.
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Chen said the death rate from this bacteria is usually around 20 percent (though some outbreaks have killed more than half of those infected).
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"After a century of decreases, the overall death rate for Americans in these prime years rose 8 percent between 2010 and 2015," the Post reported.
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West Virginia had the highest death rate from drug overdoses in 2016, with Ohio, New Hampshire, the District of Columbia and Pennsylvania following close behind.
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Nipah is a zoonotic virus, meaning it is transmitted from animals to humans and has a death rate of 40% to 75% for the infected.
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The death rate from drug overdoses more than doubled between 1999 and 2015, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Human rights organisations around the world have been urging Duterte to stop the extrajudicial killings, but the death rate has persisted in the past months.
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From 1999 to 2013, while the death rate among middle-aged white women steadily ticked up, white men actually saw decreases in mortality since 2005.
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Heroin addiction has doubled since 2002, and the heroin-associated death rate has increased by 286%, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The death rate in this epidemic - by far the biggest Congo has seen, and the world's second largest in history - is more than 60 percent.
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After noticing an unusually high death rate in a flock, some Tyson Foods-suppliers discovered that they were dealing with a new bird flu outbreak.
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The rate for climbers ages 30-39 and 40-49 was 1.7% and 1.5%, respectively, while for ages 50-8003, the death rate was 1.6%.
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During the 503th century, the maternal death rate in the United States dropped from 607.9 deaths per 100,000 births in 22011 to 20.7 in 22012.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put out its latest life expectancy and death rate numbers this morning, and the figures are pretty grim.
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In 290, Ohio's Montgomery County—often cited as the overdose capital of the US—had an overdose death rate of 22016 deaths per 2116,265 people.
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Syria reduced infant mortality rate by about 6 percent each year until 2010, but the death rate for babies has since been on the rise.
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Between 2000 and 2010, the death rate from firearm-related injuries was more than 18.5 per 100,000 for blacks, and nine per 100,000 for whites.
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That shift drove the spike in the death rate, as there are more fatalities from opioid poisonings than from cases of mere dependence, Song wrote.
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"It is promising that the death rate is lower," Farida Ahmad, a statistician at the National Center for Health Statistics, said of the overall numbers.
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In fact, since the introduction of the Pap test more than 50 years ago, the death rate from cervical cancer has declined 75 percent nationwide.
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Another Australian study of more than 14,000 patients found that the death rate following oral naltrexone cessation was nearly quadrupled, compared to that for methadone.
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England's death rate is far lower than the US, according to a 2017 study by the Glasgow Caledonian University, School of Health and Life Sciences.
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The data showed that following Medicaid expansion implementation, the maternal death rate dropped in states that expanded the program compared to those that did not.
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The breakdown was evident this week amid questions over early testing for the coronavirus, the timeline for a vaccine and the disease's global death rate.
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But the death rate did not rise, largely because of the continued presence off the Libyan coast of private rescue boats run by nongovernmental organizations.
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If 49 million Americans were to be infected with the coronavirus, a 353 percent death rate would cause 490,000 deaths, much more than the flu.
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When undetected infections aren't taken into account, the Lancet study found that the coronavirus death rate was 1.38%, which is more consistent with earlier reports.
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The death rate at the North Carolina hospital was especially high among children with the most complex heart conditions — nearly 50 percent, the data shows.
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Although the cancer death rate went down somewhat, cancer is still a leading cause of death, second to only heart disease, according to the CDC.
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A new study estimates that the coronavirus death rate is around 219%, much lower than previously thought, though it is still deadlier than the flu.
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But the true death rate is difficult to quantify because most patients have other medical conditions and their deaths may be attributed to other causes.
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Four-hundred sixty-three out of 9,172 people infected with the virus in Italy have died thus far, equaling a death rate of about 5%.
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As of March 219, global cases surpassed 219,219 with more than 219,224 fatalities—a 214 percent death rate, primarily affecting the elderly and already ill.
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The virus' death rate so far is highest among people older than 80, according to data from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But while the death rate may dip below 3.4 percent, everything that's known so far suggests it won't plummet to a level that's not alarming.
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At least one million Americans are diagnosed with sepsis every year, and the death rate is high: up to 30 percent succumb to the illness.
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But the COVID-19 death rate — the number of deaths divided by the total number of cases — from these three hard-hit countries varies wildly.
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It causes extreme diarrhea that can lead to fatal dehydration, but when it is treated with fluids and antibiotics, the death rate is very low.
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The researchers also found that age wasn't a strong warning sign either, even though the COVID-19 death rate is significantly higher among older people.
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In countries where children are malnourished and health care is rare, the death rate is as high as 6 percent, the World Health Organization said.
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Italy passed China's death rate the same day the city of Wuhan, China, where the outbreak is believed to have originated, recorded no new infections.
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The death rate for diabetes was about 25 per 100,000 people; cancer was 185 per l00,1.33, and heart disease about 196 deaths per 100,000 people.
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The death rate of coronavirus is roughly 3.4% worldwide, according to the WHO, but that number doesn't fully capture how deadly the virus can be.
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In the rising phase, the rate of increase of newly infected people (the contagion rate) is faster than the recovery rate plus the death rate.
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" -- January 2799 tweet Facts First: The good news about the record low cancer death rate -- in 235 -- was not news "coming out of this Administration.
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In 214, the death rate for children ages 10 to 14 from traffic accidents — about 4.5 deaths per 100,000 — was quadruple the rate for suicide.
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The death rate in both groups was 3 percent, significantly lower than the 9-percent mortality rate among participants who had a recognized heart attack.
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The World Health Organization confirmed on Tuesday that the global death rate for the novel coronavirus is 3.4% — higher than earlier estimates of about 2%.
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On Tuesday, China's National Health Commission said the death rate was 2.1% nationwide, while SARS had a global ratio of 9.6%, according to the WHO.
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The firearm death rate in New Mexico was 18.5 per 100,85033 people in 2017, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Among black men in this region, the H.I.V.-related death rate was seven times as high as that of the United States population at large.
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Since the migrant death rate is defined as fatalities as a percentage of apprehensions, the spike in apprehensions had the effect of lowering death rates.
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The overall cancer death rate in the U.S. fell 13 percent from 2004 to 20163, according to the SEER Cancer Statistics Review from September 2016.
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A New York Times analysis found the death rate rose considerably on the island after the hurricane passed and the outages became part of life.
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The state was the only one in New England to have a drug overdose death rate that wasn't significantly above the national average in 2016.
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That is one reason, critics say, why its overdose death rate is the second-highest in Europe after Estonia's: users are afraid to call for help.
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Studies of that pandemic found that at least one in five people worldwide were infected in the first year, and the death rate was 0.02 percent.
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The death rate for migrants crossing the Mediterranean into Europe has skyrocketed due to a crackdown on human traffickers, according to a U.N. report published Tuesday.
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Indeed, the overdose-related death rate increased across most of the country, with states such as New Jersey, Nebraska, and North Carolina reporting the largest increases.
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At least 1,990 migrants and refugees have died crossing the Mediterranean so far this year, a death rate that has reportedly doubled in the past year.
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And in fact, the new findings confirm preliminary data released by the CDC this May, which reported a projected rise in the death rate in 2017.
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The Senate committee said the company "falsely" claimed that its child death rate was in line with the fatality rates in the overall foster care system.
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Prescribing rates for opioids are still strikingly high, and the overdose death rate in Roane County, where Ms. Whitefield lives, is three times the national average.
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The strategy worked: Instead of starving, Denmark's people got healthier and, thanks to the year-long blockade, the death rate from disease fell by 34 percent.
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According to a New York Times report, the current gun death rate in the U.S. boils down to approximately 27 fatalities every day of the year.
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As the chart also shows, the death rate among women and girls is both lower than that for men and boys, and is also falling faster.
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Doctors in Colombia first came up with kangaroo care in the late 1970s in response to limited incubators and a high death rate among premature babies.
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"A lot of bleeding hearts, including senators of the republic, are complaining about the death rate in the fight against drugs," he said in the speech.
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There has been a 23% drop in the cancer death rate since its peak in 1991, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society.
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"People are living longer and less children are dying; the death rate for children under five has been cut in half over the last 15 years."
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Extrapolating from some of the most powerful studies, I estimate an even larger impact on the death rate from alcohol-caused diseases: 1-3% within months.
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Among the findings: Experts said the 2015 increase was tied to an unexpected leveling off in the death rate from the nation's leading killer, heart disease.
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Because of these reasons, it is hard to know if the death rate among Americans 953 and up has truly been on the decline since 295.
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From 1999 to 4923, the drug overdose death rate among women 30 to 64 years old climbed more than 260%, according to the report published Thursday.
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And the rise in the death rate is eye-opening because it occurred during a time period when mortality rates for all cancers combined had declined.
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"Heart disease and cancer are traditionally the major causes of death," she said, so the overall death rate has followed the same trend in the past.
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The soaps would then be donated to countries that have a high death rate due to pneumonia and cholera, diseases often linked to lack of hygiene.
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Starting at the beginning of the 85033th century, modern healthcare combined with sensible public policies — was able to markedly reduce the death rate from infectious diseases.
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The overdose death rate for both groups, however, was statistically equivalent: two people who took extended-release naltrexone died, compared to three in the buprenorphine group.
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We already know that when people on opioid maintenance treatment for addiction stop their medication—either by choice or otherwise—the death rate is nearly doubled.
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When adjusted for age, the 2016 overdose death rate was 19.8 per 100,000 people, up 21 percent from the rate of 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
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The amount of testing a country conducts also influences its death rate — a calculation of the number of deaths out of the total number of cases.
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The United States has the highest drug overdose death rate in the world — twice that of the next highest country, and six times the world average.
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This figure — what the authors call symptomatic case-fatality risk — is far lower than previous death-rate estimates for Wuhan, which ranged from 2% to 4.5%.
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The death rate from gun violence in the United States is on average 25 times higher than in high-income nations with sensible gun control laws.
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She believes the prevalence of rubber dinghies, which have replaced the metal and wooden boats used previously, is a major factor in the rising death rate.
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Why more testing could decrease the death rateWidespread testing could mean a lower death rate because the majority of coronavirus cases — about 80% — are considered mild.
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Still, officials have struggled to establish an accurate death rate since many people with mild cases do not show symptoms and may decline to seek treatment.
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A country's death rate constantly changes as new cases and deaths get reported, and it varies based on how many people get tested for COVID-19.
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It was the second such arrest in six months, and Ulster County has seen its opioid death rate go up 345 percent between 2010 and 2018.
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The society's latest annual report on cancer statistics, released on Wednesday, noted that the death rate had dropped steadily over 26 years, from 1991 to 2017.
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And during that time, the death rate from cancer has declined steadily in the US, leading to projections of over 20 million cancer survivors by 2026.
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The coronavirus death rate may be even lower, if — as most experts suspect — there are many mild or symptom-free cases that have not been detected.
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Our correspondent traveled to Humboldt County, where the opioid death rate is five times higher than the state average, to find out what's driving the epidemic.
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The death rate has also been higher in Hubei because of a lack of hospital beds and the large number of cases creating delays in treatment.
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One study found that the overdose death rate among patients taking both benzodiazepines and opioids was 10 times higher than among those who only took opioids.
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Declining cancer death rate: The rate of fatalities from the disease in the U.S. has dropped 29 percent since 203, the American Cancer Society reported today.
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Since peaking in 1991, the cancer death rate has fallen 29 percent, an estimated 2.9 million that would have occurred if rates stayed at their peak.
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Researchers on Wednesday reported the largest-ever one-year decline in the U.S. cancer death rate, a drop they credited to advances in lung-tumor treatments.
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Still, with 900,000 annual Medicare admissions, an absolute reduction of only 0.39 percent in the death rate would mean more than 3,500 fewer deaths per year.
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For opioid addiction, for example, the plans prioritize medications like methadone and buprenorphine that studies show cut the death rate among patients by half or more.
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Counties in which Trump's percentage vote in 2016 was higher than John McCain's percentage vote in 2008 had a 15 percent higher age-adjusted death rate.
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The home death rate of 30.7% is still much lower than in Canada, which has a rate of 59.9%, and England, where the rate is 46.0%.
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Being on these medications cuts the death rate by 50 percent or more, according to numerous studies, and it's the only approach proven to do so.
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Dr. Roberto Álvarez, a Cuban pediatrician, insisted to me that this does not happen and countered with explanations for why the fetal death rate is high.
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The cancer death rate has dropped by 23 percent since 1991, with some even larger gains in types of cancer that used to be extremely lethal.
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The overall number of malaria cases dropped by 40 percent while the death rate from malaria declined by 25 percent in the Africa in that time.
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Potentially as a result, the state was the only one in New England to have a drug overdose death rate below the national average in 2015.
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"The cancer death rate in black men was almost 50% higher than that in white men in 1990 but was just 20% higher in 2014," she said.
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That's a 323 percent increase over the previous year, helping to drive up the overall death rate in the United States for the first time since 1999.
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The high death rate comes even as the numbers of those reaching European shores after rescue at sea have sharply dropped this year compared to previous years.
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Extrapolating from some of the most powerful studies, I estimate an even larger impact on the death rate from alcohol-caused diseases: 1-3 percent within months.
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New York State reports that the death rate for opioid overdose got significantly worse between 2015 and 2016, going from 10.8 deaths per 100,000 people to 15.5.
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In addition, the death rate for chronic liver disease and cirrhosis increased by 7.9% per year for men and 11.4% per year for women during this period.
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However the opposite effect was seen in this study; every decrease in total cholesterol by 30 mg/dL was associated with a 22% increase in death rate.
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The nationwide opioid epidemic has led to a sharp increase in the death rate for overdoses by teens and young adults, according to a study published Thursday.
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If the United States had reduced its death rate to the average of other countries, 212,33 more lives would have been saved, according to the CDC report.
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Among racial and ethnic groups, Hispanic centenarians had the lowest death rate, 88 per 100 people, compared with 39.3 per 100 whites and 28.6 per 100 blacks.
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It climbed to 22000 per 215,22015 in 2015 — comparable to the current figures in West Virginia, the state with the highest overdose death rate in the country.
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In the 53 to 25 age group, the death rate at 28 years was 22017 percent with a biologic valve and 27.1 percent with a mechanical valve.
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One study published in 2014 found that states where medical marijuana is legal had a lower opioid overdose death rate than states where marijuana is banned outright.
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Dr. Anderson pointed out that the death rate from heart disease, which had been declining for decades — and offsetting the rises in drug deaths, for example — flattened.
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Providers that deny access to medication—and don't offer informed consent about the fact that only medication cuts the death rate in half—need to be sued.
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West Virginia has the country's highest death rate from overdoses—so many that the state has already exhausted its indigent burial fund for the current fiscal year.
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The agency said a review of emergency room data in the United States showed that the overdose death rate involving both drugs tripled from 2004 to 2011.
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In Georgia, the state with the highest death rate of pregnant women in the nation, HB 481 further threatens to drive away greatly needed health care providers.
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While the amount of opioids prescribed nationally fell by 19 percent between 2010 and 2015, the overdose death rate rose by 25 percent during that same time.
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In the first 15 years of the 21st century, the death rate from AIDS is down 21625 percent, from malaria 2900 percent, and from TB 220006 percent.
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More widespread testing could impact the disease's known death rate, a basic calculation that divides the number of reported deaths by the total number of confirmed cases.
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It has the highest death rate in the nation from diabetes and among the highest for heart disease, cancer and chronic lower respiratory disease, all risk factors.
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Researchers combined that data on "infection prevalence" with public information on reported cases and deaths, estimating the overall death rate to be about two-thirds of 1%.
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There are more than 700 reported cases of coronavirus in the U.S., with hundreds of thousands affected overseas, and a growing death rate both locally and internationally.
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Since the heart disease death rate didn't decline this year, Ahmad speculated that it may have helped the smaller causes of death drive the overall rate up.
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Portugal's current drug-induced death rate, three per million residents, is more than five times lower than the European Union's average of 17.3, according to EU figures.
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Experts say that as more are tested, however, the death rate is likely to decrease, and Italy has only tested around 54,000 people for the novel coronavirus.
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In Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia, where the opioid death rate has been high for years, overdose deaths increased by more than 17 percent in each state.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed the death rate from the novel coronavirus was not 3.4%, contradicting the number that the World Health Organization gave on Tuesday.
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However, officials have struggled to find an accurate count of the death rate because many people with mild cases don't show symptoms and may not seek treatment.
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However, officials have struggled to find an accurate count of the death rate because many people with mild cases don't show symptoms and may not seek treatment.
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For comparison, South Korea — a country with a lower virus death rate than in China or the US — has the capacity to test 10,000 people per day.
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The reality is that the average death rate is variable and ever changing, and it won't get packaged into a reliable global average until the pandemic subsides.
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While about 0.1% of people who get the flu die, the coronavirus' global death rate is about 4.7%, based on the current numbers of cases and deaths.
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This has made it difficult for doctors and health officials to test or diagnose many patients with mild cases, which likely explains the US' high death rate.
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The US has the world's highest death rate for the new coronavirus: Based on the ratio of confirmed deaths to reported cases, 5.4% of patients have died.
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The government did not specify when the rhinos had died, but said such a high death rate in this sort of transport was "unprecedented" in the country.
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But the death rate from fentanyl rose by 10 percent in 2018, and early data suggests it kept rising last year, though not as sharply as before.
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With the fentanyl death rate still climbing, along with deaths involving cocaine and psychostimulants like methamphetamine, it is not clear whether the overall drop will be sustained.
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But if you exclude the hundreds of patients who are still hospitalized—who may yet die or survive—now you have a death rate approaching 20 percent.
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The large and affluent state of Texas, for example, has the highest pregnancy-related death rate not just in the U.S. but in the entire developed world.
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The doctors' letter pointed out that the children's deaths indicate a flu death rate inside CBP facilities that is nine times higher than the general pediatric population.
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A 2015 study by the World Health Organization found that the Dominican Republic had the highest traffic accident death rate in the Americas, 29.3 per 100,000 inhabitants.
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Although men and women have been infected in roughly equal numbers, researchers found, the death rate among men was 2.8 percent, compared with 1.7 percent among women.
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This dynamic helps explain why the death rate in the city of Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, has been higher than in other parts of China.
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To gauge the actual death rate of Covid-19, researchers would need to know how many people actually have it, even if they have only mild symptoms.
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Black Americans still have a higher death rate over all than whites, but the gap is closing, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Tuesday.
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New York State reports that the death rate for opioid overdose got significantly worse between 2015 and 213, going from 10.8 deaths per 100,000 people to 15.5.
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Across all age groups, the death rate for rural children dropped by 219% over the two decades, from 210 per 219,215 in 3513 to 2351 in 220.
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At the bottom of the list is Alaska, which the center cites for some of the country's least restrictive gun laws and its highest gun death rate.
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The agency didn't even require Cyberonics to inform patients that there was concern about the death rate, or that they were effectively being made unwitting guinea pigs.
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Even if no additional inmates die at Clarke's jail this year, the facility's death rate will be roughly three times the national average, according to 2013 figures.
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El Salvador, which was not on the top six list for overall deaths, had the highest gun death rate in the world at 39.2 per 543,000 people.
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Both black men and women, as well as Hispanic men, had an higher death rate in 2016, while white people in general saw a lower rate from 2015.
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The results showed that counties where more votes went Republican in 2016 than 2008 had a 15% higher age-adjusted death rate than counties that gained Democratic votes.
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But the EU, whose members are deeply divided on the issue of migration, has rejected any suggestion that its policies are to blame for the increased death rate.
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Coral is under threat worldwide, with assessments released in 2017 estimating half of the planet's coral is already dead, with a 90 percent death rate likely by 2050.
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In counties where people reported a low median income, the death rate from both heart disease and cancer declined much less than it did in high-income counties.
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While India is reckoned to have suffered 26,000 gun deaths in 13, its firearm death rate, at 2.6 per 100,000 people, is 25% lower than the global average.
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Perhaps as a result, the state was the only one in New England to have an overdose death rate that wasn't significantly above the national average in 2016.
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Yet UNHCR, the UN refugee agency, calculates that the death rate per 100 arrivals climbed from 1.8 in 603 to 3.4 in the first three months of 2017.
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By 2012, the death rate from lung cancer in the province, which has 74 million people, or almost twice the population of California, was 35.22 per 100,20143 people.
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The alarming climb of the maternal death rate in the US may be partly due to the way those deaths are counted, according to a study released Thursday.
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Her speech to Kepner as her verbal paper about fixing preeclampsia and the death rate for mothers was the moment in this episode that made me cry, readers.
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This is in stark contrast to their relatives without Laron syndrome, who have a death rate from cancer of 17 per cent and 5 per cent from diabetes.
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By 2015, that group's death rate had doubled from under 40 per 100,000 to over 80, a rate 30 percent higher than the comparable group of black Americans.
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The death rate in the Aegean Sea has soared in wintry conditions: 365 migrants crossing from Turkey to Greece died or went missing last month (see chart 1).
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Men die more often than women across all age groups, although the death rate for women increased more between 1999 and 2015 for those between ages 15-54.
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In the United States, the death rate from gun homicides is about 22012 per million people — the equivalent of 27 people shot dead every day of the year.
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In neighboring Mexico, where a drug war rages, 122 people per million die in a gun homicide, a rate slightly higher than Americans' death rate from pancreatic cancer.
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Many studies of American home birth show that planned home birth with a midwife has a perinatal death rate at least triple that of a comparable hospital birth.
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Cutting off opioids used by addicted people hasn't protected them—it's merely shifted them to more dangerous street supplies like heroin and fentanyl, further increasing the death rate.
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Take a Number The death rate from ovarian cancer declined in the United States by 16 percent from 2002 to 2012, among the largest reductions in the world.
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The death rate for chronic liver disease and cirrhosis, illnesses that had been rising among less educated Americans, were flat for the entire population in the first quarter.
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"What we're seeing here is even though heart disease is going down, even though cancer is going down, the overall death rate is going up," Ahmad said. Why?
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" However, the Journal also warns, "The death rate remains swollen by powerful synthetic opioids like fentanyl, and… the rise of methamphetamines and related deaths remains a worrisome trend.
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Now, cardiologists are predicting it will soon fall from its perch as the No. 1 killer of Americans, replaced by cancer, which itself has a falling death rate.
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And a 2016 Vox analysis of CDC data found that while the maternal death rate in most countries had gone down, the U.S.'s had doubled since 1987.
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Officials estimate the death rate for the virus to be around 3% to 4% globally, based on the information they have, though they expect that number to fall.
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President Trump has misled the public on the seriousness of the coronavirus, the number of testing kits, the virus's death rate, and the timeline of a possible vaccine.
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The death rate from suicide dropped from an average of 5.8 suicides per year before the nets were installed to an average of 2.4 deaths per year after.
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What's more, in recent years the maternal death rate in the US has started to steadily tick upward after experiencing a steady decline throughout the 22013s and '226s.
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WHO officials reported the 3.4 percent death rate among cases of the novel coronavirus worldwide during a press briefing Tuesday — a figure that is higher than previously thought.
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The country's COVID-19 fatality rate, or death rate — the number of deaths divided by the total number of cases — is higher than any other, at about 9.5%.
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Some experts argued that the aggressive response by Italy's northern regions had not only slowed the spread of the virus but had also brought down the death rate.
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On Tuesday, the WHO noted that the global death rate for the novel coronavirus based on the latest figures was 3.4% — higher than earlier figures of about 2%.
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Trump argues 3.4% death rate from coronavirus is 'false,' citing a 'hunch' in claiming it's far lowerThe US has reported 12 coronavirus deaths among at least 221 cases.
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However, when comparing death rates among golfers and non-golfers, researchers found that golfers had a more than 8% lower death rate (from all causes) than non-golfers.
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And no one knows yet what the death rate of a Covid-19 pandemic would be — mostly because we don't yet know precisely how lethal this disease is.
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That's still much higher than influenza, which has about a 0.03% death rate for the roughly 8% of the US population that catches it in a typical year.
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In recent days, China has been hailing the success of its efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus as infection numbers and the death rate begins to decline.
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China has reported a high death rate, between 2% and 4% in Wuhan, and around 0.7% in outside provinces, according to the WHO team now visiting the country.
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They found that although men and women have been infected in roughly equal numbers, the death rate among men was 2.8 percent, compared with 1.7 percent among women.
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The cancer death rate was only half as large among those getting canakinumab, and death rates for lung cancer were lower in people getting the top two doses.
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In the case of cervical cancer, regular screening and vaccination against the HPV virus have more than halved the cervical cancer death rate over the past four decades.
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The president's tweet appears to reference a report that the ACS released Wednesday that revealed the cancer death rate in the U.S. fell continuously from 1991 through 85033.
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Thailand reported a higher road death rate than any other country apart from war-ravaged Libya in a report published last year by the World Health Organization (WHO).
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In light of an ongoing overdose crisis, however, permitting any roadblocks to accessing medications proven to cut the death rate by 216 percent or more makes little sense.
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The number of coronavirus cases spiked over the weekend, with both new infections and the death rate showing their largest daily increase since the start of the outbreak.
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And Warren's home state of Massachusetts has suffered disproportionately: Its drug overdose death rate was 31.8 per 100,000 people in 2017, far above the national average of 21.7.
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Baffert, who is based at Santa Anita and won the Kentucky Derby last year, is among those who say getting the death rate down to zero is almost impossible.
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Belluz notes that this rate is more than three times the maternal death rate of the United Kingdom, and about eight times the rate of Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.
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But it chafed Nelson, who's been waiting on $115,000 critical to funding his drug task force in Cowlitz County, which has the highest overdoses death rate in Washington state.
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The report notes that from 2012 through 2018, the psychostimulant-induced overdose death rate climbed on average by 30 percent per year to a rate of 3.9 in 2018.
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Through their analysis of four other studies examining death rate information, the doctors estimate there are at least 251,454 deaths due to medical errors annually in the United States.
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Chart the overdose death rate in America since 1980 and a terrifying graph emerges (see chart 2)—an exponential curve increasing at a constant clip of 7.6% per year.
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He highlighted that a separate city hall initiative has reduced the death rate of slum fires from 7.9 per 100,000 people in 2005 to 3.6 per 100,000 in 2015.
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But the most dramatic of the statistics that we see, in my opinion, is the fact that from 2011 to today, the maternal death rate in Texas has doubled.
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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health reports the death rate from prescription drug overdose is 25 percent lower in states that allow use of marijuana for chronic pain.
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Scientists diving on the reef in March and April recorded an average death rate of 35 percent for bleached coral in the north and central parts of the reef.
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The heroin overdose death rate remained constant at about 5 deaths per 100,000 people for both 2016 and 1003; that said, it is seven times higher than in 1999.
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Public Health For the first time in over a decade, the death rate in the United States is getting worse, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported.
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The state's figures show that that year, the death rate for babies in planned home births with a midwife was about seven times that of births at a hospital.
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And by 20143, the death rate for these folks has gone down as well, according to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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While policy interventions like prescription drug monitoring programs are still important, we have to do vastly more than that to make a sizable dent in the opioid death rate.
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But in the first quarter of 2016, the death rate from heart disease resumed its decline, dropping to 177.8 per 20163,000 from 188.5 in the first quarter of 2015.
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With a lower number for the heart disease death rate, Friedman suggested they might be a result of widely adopted "good cardiovascular treatments" and better access to health care.
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With the death rate as high as it is, and the tragedies that the past few years have brought, why do you think that people continue to climb Everest?
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In a phone call with Sean Hannity on Fox News, he also suggested that World Health Organization estimates of the death rate for the coronavirus of 3.4% were wrong.
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While Iran has reported only 141 cases, epidemiologists say the death rate of around 2% seen elsewhere suggest that the true number of cases must be many times higher.
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If the death rate kept exponentially climbing in extreme old age, then human life span really would have the sort of limit proposed by the Einstein team in 2016.
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A disease's death rate is also different from its mortality rate — the latter is the number of deaths out of the number of people in an at-risk population.
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The coronavirus is far more deadly to older people — a study from the Chinese CDC found that the death rate among those above 80 years old was nearly 15%.
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And he went back to comparing Covid-19 to the seasonal flu even though it is far more virulent, has a far higher death rate and has no vaccine.
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Among the nine countries with the highest number of Covid-19 cases, the country that has the highest nurse rate also has the lowest death rate from the disease.
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In this episode, host Sarah Kliff investigates how California is trying to reduce the United States' uniquely high maternal death rate compared to the rest of the developed world.
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In 2017, the overdose death rate per capita in the South Bronx was higher than any place in the nation other than West Virginia, according to city health officials.
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In countries like South Korea, which had tested 295,647 people as of Wednesday, the death rate is lower than in, say, the US, which has tested about 70,000 people.
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The death rate of a disease is different from its mortality rate, which is the number of deaths out of the number of people in an at-risk population.
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On Monday evening, the global death rate hovered around 4.4%, according to data from Johns Hopkins — that's higher than the World Health Organization's March 3 estimate of about 3.4%.
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Currently, there are more than 9,529 cases have been confirmed in the U.K. And, London has reported the highest regional death rate, which reached nearly 170 as of Thursday.
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The death rate is also linked to how many people are being tested for the virus, Michael Tildesley, an epidemiologist at Warwick University, told CNBC Thursday over the phone.
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A 2015 report from the World Health Organization found that the road traffic death rate in India was 16.6 per 100,000 people, compared with 10.6 in the United States.
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As for hypertension or high blood pressure, there was an inflection point in 2003 and the death rate tied to that condition increased less rapidly thereafter, the researchers found.
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While Iran has reported only 210 cases, epidemiologists say the death rate of around 2% seen elsewhere suggest that the true number of cases must be many times higher.
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And indeed, the death rate from prostate cancer has dropped by more than half since the PSA was approved as a screening tool by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The authors cite the case of Liberia during the 2014 Ebola outbreak, which saw GDP growth decline even as the country's overall death rate fell over the same period.
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The cancer death rate in the US just took the biggest year-on-year tumble ever — falling 2.2 percent from 20003 to 2017, the American Cancer Society reported Wednesday.
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But make no mistake, the overdose death rate is still extremely high by historical standards, and cocaine and methamphetamine overdoses are rising even as opioid and heroin deaths abate.
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COVID-2400's death rate is far from this, according to the WHO, the case-fatality rate is between 22020% and 22008% in Wuhan and 2400% outside Wuhan (here).
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The data also showed the maternal death rate among women 40 and older was 81.9 deaths per 100,000 live births, almost eight times the number for women under 25.
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These sobering numbers, equivalent in death rate to a commercial airliner crashing every day for a year, should be a wakeup call for policymakers at every level of government.
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Extra cases of cancer were the chief reason for the higher death rate, with 3.1 percent of aspirin users dying of cancer versus 2.3 percent in the control group.
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The incidence of cancer in black women was slightly lower than that of whites, but the death rate during 2011 to 20163 was 42 percent higher in black women.
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Older children are also overrepresented: the gun death rate among kids ages of 13-17 is a dozen times higher than the rate among those ages 1133 and younger.
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In 20163, the overall annual death rate was estimated to be 745.2 deaths per every 100,000 people; by 21990, the rate had dropped to 22016 deaths per every 220,255 people.
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However, Kentucky is one of the states that's been most battered by the ongoing drug crisis, with an opioid overdose death rate that was double the national rate in 2016.
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The huge spike in figures comes 24 hours after some had claimed the virus had peaked, when figures showed the death rate and infection rate appeared to be leveling off.
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The overdose death rate for inmates dropped by 203% within a year of them leaving jail , and this alone lowered the fatal overdose rate for the entire state by 12%.
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But both saw declines in 2018 — men falling to a 27.9 rate from 543 in 2017, and women moving to a 13.6 death rate in 2018 from 23.9 in 22018.
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Just last month, a new study provided troubling news that the opioid crisis has led to a sharp increase in the death rate for overdoses by teens and young adults.
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There's at least some good news: The cancer death rate has dropped by 23 percent since 1991, which means that more than 1.7 million deaths have been averted through 2012.
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While this may seem like a lot—and it still is—over the past decade, the cancer death rate has declined by 1.5 percent annually among both men and women.
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The national death rate would be even higher if naloxone—and laws protecting overdose witnesses from criminal charges—didn't exist, according to a March 2018 study published in Addictive Behaviors.
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The declining death rate could have more to do with this faster treatment of overdoses, which have become less likely to be fatal, than in a decreased use of opioids.
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The study found that, after increasing 10% between 20143 and 2008, the death rate for female centenarians dropped 14% between 2008 and 2014 to 36.5 deaths for every 100 women.
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The death rate among males in this age group dropped by 20% from 2008 to 2014, after increasing 1003% between 2000 and 2008, and was 33.2 per 22000 in 22014.
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Some of the communities hit hardest by this fatal outbreak are in rural America — in 2015, the overdose death rate for rural areas surpassed that of urban or suburban areas.
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It had the EU's highest mortality rate in 2016, according to Eurostat data and the third highest death rate in the world in 2017, according to Central Intelligence Agency data.
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The data showed that the nationwide cancer death rate climbed during most of the 2606th century, largely driven by jumps in lung cancer deaths due to smoking and tobacco use.
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By 2014, the last year for which data were available, the death rate had increased to 653 percent, or 20.2 deaths per 1,000 hospitalizations, according to the Health Affairs report.
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As in the Seattle woman's case, the infections are "almost uniformly fatal," with a death rate of more than 89%, according to the doctors who treated her and the CDC.
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Kreek explained that methadone and buprenorphine—the only two treatments proven to cut the death rate among people with opioid addiction by half or more —work by relieving this deficit.
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By contrast, the most recent gun death rate on record for France is 2.83 per 100,000; in Canada it's about 2 per 100,000; in the UK, it's 153 per 100,000.
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" Furthermore, "While the death rate of U.S. slaves was about the same as that of Jamaican slaves, the fertility rate was more than 80 percent higher in the United States.
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The health care law provided easier access to specialists and medications, and it pays for opioid addiction treatment in the state with the highest overdose death rate in the country.
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The COVID-19 death rate in Italy continues to rise at an exponential rate, a fact that Calacanis later acknowledged when someone pointed it out in response to his tweet.
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Infected people do not seem to spread the disease to others, but if it did become transmissible between humans, it could cause a pandemic with an enormously high death rate.
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The overdose death rate related to stimulants such as methamphetamine and amphetamines was 4 per 100,000 in rural counties, higher than the rate of 2100 per 2000,22017 in urban counties.
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Test, test, testThe most important factor contributing to the low death rate is that Germany appears to be that it is testing far more people than any other European country.
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Older age groups are the most at risk: The death rate in the US is above 10% for those over 85, while it's less than 0.1% for those under 45.
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The gun death rate in Israel is low by international standards: about two homicides per 100,000 people in Israel, according to Arye Rattner, a criminologist at the University of Haifa.
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