They die from the cold in the winter and die from the heat in the summer.
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Though people do not die from opioid withdrawal, without proper care they can die from related effects like dehydration.
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"We learned from Mont Blanc that people don't die from the fire — they die from the fumes and smoke," Mr. Hodgkins said.
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According to the United Nations, by 21923 more people will die from antibiotic-resistant infections than currently die from cancer around the world.
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They were also 40 percent less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and 20 percent less likely to die from cancer compared to those who didn't exercise.
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Unmarried people were also 43 percent more likely to die from heart disease and 55 percent more likely to die from strokes, researchers report in the journal Heart.
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It's a shockingly high figure and is greater than the number of people who die from malaria, more than twice the number of women who die from breast cancer, and an equivalent number to those who die from tuberculosis, or HIV, each year, according to professor Neil Gow, President of the Microbiology Society.
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Infected bats become emaciated — and eventually die from starvation.
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" And then I said, "Well, people die from cigarettes.
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When it comes to opioids, the number of people who overdose and die from legal prescription painkillers is about equal to the number of people who die from illicit drugs like heroin.
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Every day, some 295 Americans die from guns, and American kids are 21921 times as likely to die from guns as children in other developed countries, according to David Hemenway of Harvard.
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We might all die from artificial intelligence taking our place.
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Because, yes, people really do die from not having healthcare.
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All this while watching her sister slowly die from cancer.
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"Randy Budd did not die from a gunshot," Johnson charged.
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More than 40 people a day die from opioid overdoses.
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Comparatively, the percentage who die from derailments is relatively small.
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An estimated 20,000 people will die from it in 2017.
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On average, two women every week die from domestic abuse.
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Charlie will die from his illness, his doctors have said.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than car crashes.
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An estimated 70,500 women will die from it this year.
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Every year, more than 4,000 women die from cervical cancer.
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One woman spoke of children who die from sexual abuse.
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Without treatment, many children die from strokes or organ damage.
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But that doesn't mean people need to die from it.
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That's about how many people die from motor vehicle accidents.
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But women are more likely to die from the disease.
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"Bull markets die from excess, not old age," he said.
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He would die from not being awake enough to cough.
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Seven million people each year die from breathing polluted air.
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Eventually, millions would die from starvation, disease, and societal collapse.
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But we've seen people in their 953s die from this.
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Couldn't you just die from the sameness of it all?
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"That is what women die from in childbirth," Kim says.
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Are younger people less likely to die from the virus?
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Coloured blue with my red cabbage die from the other day.
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More than 40,000 women are expected to die from the disease.
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Are you worried people are going to die from these things?
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When that happens, they can drown, starve, or die from infection.
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Around 8m people die from the effects of tobacco every year.
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Many die from lung disorders within a few years after that.
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That's more than those who die from breast cancer every year.
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About 5,000 people die from opioid overdoses in Ohio each year.
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"I just didn't realize I could die from it," she said.
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In Tennessee, he notes, three people die from overdoses every day.
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I was fortunate that I didn't die from that first episode.
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About 8 million people a year die from smoking-related disease.
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But they wouldn't die from an overdose — it's just not possible.
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About 69,000 people die from overdoses of these drugs each year.
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Every day in the U.S., 28503 people die from drug overdoses.
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Roughly 600,000 people in China die from lung cancer every year.
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Rural Americans are already disproportionately more likely to die from cancer.
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No one knows how many girls die from the cutting itself.
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In other words, they didn't die from the rain or storm.
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Every year, 85033,000 people around the world die from foodborne illness.
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People die from the flu every year, but the numbers vary.
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Of those, the ACS estimates 21970,180 will die from the disease.
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Of these, 85033,000 will die from melanoma in this year alone.
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In 10 years, 300 Americans die from terrorism, 103,000 from guns.
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Adults rarely die from Zika, which can also be sexually transmitted.
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"I always thought I would die from sex," he told me.
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"Thirteen hundred people die from smoking every day," he told me.
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However many people die from it, this will be too many.
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A cow could die from ingesting even a sliver of wire.
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His father would die from a beating by a German soldier.
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We can carry the disease, and they might die from it.
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"Marines will die from this," he told colleagues at the Pentagon.
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Only China has had more people die from the new coronavirus.
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You and I, one day we'll die from the same thing.
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Some people die from the flu, while the vast majority recover.
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Every day, an estimated 78 more people die from opioid overdose.
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And we know the percentage of people that die from this.
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And another 180,000 people die from burns, many of them children.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than from car crashes.
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Every year, millions of people die from cancer or heart disease.
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Another 80,000 would die from disease that spread in the aftermath.
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"Can you die from a hangover?" she tweeted at the time.
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The imam, Yusef Maisonet, watched Mr. Ray die from behind glass.
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We don't want to survive Ebola to die from physical violence.
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Compared to Gen-X, millennials between ages 30 and 39 are less likely to die from boring old things like heart disease and cancer, but are more likely to die from accidental overdose, suicide, and homicide.
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This is basically telling the bureaucracy to let it die from neglect.
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How flu spreads Most people with influenza don't die from the virus.
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However, the CDC notes that adults "very rarely die" from the disease.
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More people die from drug overdoses than from guns or car accidents.
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Lightning can kill — about 30 Americans die from lightning strikes each year.
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Every day 116 people die from opioid-related drug overdoses in America.
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Animals would be stolen or left to starve or die from dehydration.
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You don't have to eat too much to die from this disease.
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Most of those infected die from dehydration, shock and organ failure. Sorry.
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In the U.S., approximately 10 people die from unintentional drowning every day.
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Folks with this disease frequently die from blood vessels rupturing, for example.
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"Your brain will swell and you can die from that," he said.
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"He told me, 'I don't want to die from this,' " she said.
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Roughly 33,000 people die from gun violence every year in this country.
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"At some point, we're all going to die from something," she said.
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They didn't die from the cold withoutThey died from the cold within.
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This is not something where people are going to die from it.
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And all those thriving plants, they'd die from a lack of sunlight.
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Economists have noted repeatedly that expansions do not die from old age.
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" The Facebook invitation asked: "Will we all die from lack of medicine?
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On the average day, around 27 people die from a gun death.
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Each year, 22019,000 Americans die from suicide and 44,000 from drug overdoses.
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In Massachusetts, more than four people a day die from drug overdoses.
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In some cases girls may bleed to death or die from infections.
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Greer's father said that his son "wanted to die" from the pain.
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He played "Fixin'-to-Die" from the back of a flatbed trailer.
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The CDC says more than 76,000 people die from diabetes every year.
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Nobody has ever overdosed on marijuana, people die from alcohol poisoning often.
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Every day, nearly 200 people across the country die from drug overdoses.
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This is, intuitively, the fraction of people who die from the disease.
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One hundred people die from the coronavirus and the world freaks out.
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Instead, he's caught and is forced to watch Andrea die from afar.
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Each year, some 683,268 babies continue to die from sleep-related causes.
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Larry Summers: Senate tax plan will cause thousands to die from CNBC.
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But not all people with this disease die from a heart attack.
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Each day, more than 2628 Americans die from heroin and opioid overdoses.
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She did not die from exposure to the elements, that's been eliminated.
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In the United States, between 700 and 1,200 women die from pregnancy or childbirth complications, the World Health Organization reports, and black women are three to four times more likely to die from such complications than white women.
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This number is symbolic: Each day, 22 former service members die from suicide.
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"More people traditionally die from floods than tornadoes," the Norman NWS said Monday.
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You play with it in God's house in 2017, you'll die from it.
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The dog's resilience shocked vets, who often see pets die from gator bites.
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Such delays caused "many injured people to die from blood loss," he said.
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"One such message read: "Skinny people die from stroke and diseases too lmao.
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Last year, J.D. Scott thought he might die from a mysterious debilitating illness.
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More would die from the effects of radiation or endure lifelong health complications.
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Seeing friends and relatives die from shootouts and stray bullets is not normal.
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And one who is going to have the last child die from it.
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Today nearly 100 Americans will die from a drug overdose involving prescription drugs.
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Or tens of thousands die from cigarettes, and we don't make those illegal.
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"Too many people die from very curable diseases or injuries," the CTO said.
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Every year, more than half a million people die from waterborne diarrhoea alone.
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Because most of them die from drugs, from sexual disease or they're murdered.
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All the President wants is for fewer Americans to die from gun violence.
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In that moment it's clear Reggie could die from making one wrong move.
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Eight people would die from their wounds and nearly 50 others were injured.
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It can be deadly and about 60,000 people die from pneumonia per year.
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"They say you don't die from Parkinson's, but ..." Schulman said with a laugh.
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But in general, you don't really just up and die from postpartum depression.
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Key stat: Roughly 3,500 infants die from sleep-related issues in America annually.
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And it isn't just Baltimore's problem: over 30,000 people die from firearms annually.
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"People could well die from this work," one former Procera employee told Forbes.
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Trapped below decks, passengers often pass out or die from the engine fumes.
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In the meantime,more than 2628,28503 people will die from an opioid overdose.
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More women in India die from cervical cancer than in any other country.
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"No more pregnant and postpartum women should die from preventable causes," she said.
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More people die from drug overdose each year as are killed by firearms.
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We know alcohol kills — 88,000 Americans die from alcohol-related causes each year.
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Over that time, more than 85033,000 people will die from an opioid overdose.
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Granted, this is a non-toxic product and you can't die from it.
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As Walton-Flynn put it, "Nobody's going to die from lip balm addiction."
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Its target is that by 2050 women no longer die from breast cancer.
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KS: Eventually I'll either die from radiation poisoning or one of these things.
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than from car crashes per year.
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We need to know who is most likely to die from Covid-2100.
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And while bees can't die from smoke inhalation, they aren't immune to flames.
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"Even healthy people can die from sheer terror," Scientific American reported in 2009.
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Your baby won't die from drinking formula, or be made stupid or sick.
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"I should like to die from consumption," the romantic poet Byron reportedly said.
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Most healthy people die from a lack of exercise (chronic diseases of inactivity).
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Tragically, as we have seen, Americans will continue to die from the coronavirus.
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"He figured he was going to die from lung cancer," Dr. Fimple said.
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Each year, 76,000 mothers and 500,000 babies die from complications of preeclampsia worldwide.
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About 12,000 New Yorkers a year die from smoking-related illnesses, officials said.
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It's true that horses are susceptible to EEEV, and can die from it.
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Mr. Shields had seen a friend die from a painful and disabling disease.
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Washington State residents are the least likely to die from a lightning strike.
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An estimated 41,760 women in the US will die from it this year.
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Every year, more people die from opioid overdose than from motor vehicle crashes.
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A black woman is 320% more likely to die from complications in childbirth.
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"One woman spoke of children who die from sexual abuse," the story continued.
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"You can't die from a pregnancy when you're not pregnant," Dr. Hollier noted.
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"I had a family member die from being shot 20 years ago," Davis said.
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"I could literally die from that altercation and I would simply be another hashtag."
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Also in making sure that we don't all die from the next deadly plague.
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Globally, one in six people die from cancer, according to the World Health Organization.
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"The question isn't whether I will die from the disease, it's when," she said.
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But I remember the first time I watched a gay man die from AIDS.
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My boss pays, and I almost die from choking on a stem of cilantro.
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Medically, it is so unhygienic that the woman would probably soon die from infections.
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No portion of society is untouched--every day, 2202 U.S. veterans die from suicide.
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Male doctors are 40% more likely to die from suicide than the general public.
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People said we didn't go through all those deprivations to die from coal smoke.
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"Each year, tens of thousands die from exposure to asbestos," said Massachusetts Maura Healey.
|
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Watching a person die from cardiac arrest in an intensive care unit is devastating.
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We know that Lionel Barrymore's character is going to die from a heart condition.
|
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She said people die from neuroendocrine cancer and don't even know they have it.
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We can die from the same diseases, but the poor will suffer the most.
|
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When these whales eventually succumb, they die from emaciation, starvation, infection or a combination.
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At Guantánamo, however, "this thing is going to die from neglect," Ms. Kelly said.
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Will I die from the actual rising maternal mortality rate plaguing the United States?
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He returned to France only to witness his younger son die from an illness.
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Keep scrolling to see some lights that would make Clark Griswold die from envy.
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With the bone marrow's function compromised, patients can die from a variety of causes.
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More than 33,000 people die from guns each year, most of them from suicides.
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The US government has said 100,000 to 200,000 Americans may die from COVID-19.
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Malnutrition wears down the immune system, so a child can die from a cold.
|
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But plenty could die from the products made and marketed from within those buildings.
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The majority of children who die from influenza have not received the flu vaccine.
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In a typical week in the United States, 25 children die from bullet wounds.
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Black men and boys die from violence more often than anyone else in America.
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But I also saw "Die" as a die, from a pair of unnumbered dice.
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Still, far more men than women die from alcohol-related illnesses, the study showed.
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It is estimated 28 million people worldwide will die from the infection before 2030.
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Some of the Russians appeared to die from natural causes, while others were murdered.
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A black woman is 320 percent more likely to die from complications in childbirth.
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One in eight men and one in 22018 women will die from the disease.
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There's nothing great about letting your citizens die from preventable and curable diseases, right?
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Keep scrolling to see some lights that would make Clark Griswold die from envy.
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The first reason is moral: Why should anyone die from diseases that others don't?
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In North Carolina, people are dying of things they don't need to die from.
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"If you look throughout Africa, more people die from hippos than crocodiles," Coetzee said.
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When children are malnourished, they're more vulnerable to contract and die from basic illnesses.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health reports that compared to Whites, American Indians and Alaska Natives and Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders are 6900 times more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes; Hispanic women are 2628 times as likely to die from diabetes; African American women are 28503 percent more likely than White women to die from cancer; Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) men are twice as likely to die from stomach cancer compared to Whites; and AAPI women are 22019 times as likely to die from stomach cancer as White women.
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It's also true in Syria that the war causes excess mortality from hunger and disease, but it's a smaller share: Most of the civilians killed by war in Syria die from bullets or bombs; most in South Sudan die from disease or malnutrition.
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"Of the nearly 90,000 people who die from alcohol each year, more than half, or 50,000, die from injuries and overdoses associated with high blood alcohol levels," said George F. Koob, director of National Institutes on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, in a statement.
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No. The majority of women that die from domestic abuse a year is from guns.
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Dozens of raccoons die from viral &aposzombie&apos outbreak in New York&aposs Central Park.
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Read This Next: Black Women Are 3.5 Times More Likely to Die From Being Pregnant
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More than 90 individuals die from gun violence in the United States every single day.
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The less we die from one thing, the more something else will finish the job.
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The communications minister has said Nigeria does not want MTN "to die" from the fine.
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People don't die from drinking juice that's a day or two past its expiration date.
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He is the second child to die from the flu in Colorado this flu season.
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Somewhere between 1 and 5 percent of hepatitis C patients die from the disease's complications.
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People with diabetes are two to three times more likely to die from heart disease.
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Kids under age 14 are much more likely to die from drowning than from firearms.
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It said 41,000 women and 460 men die from breast cancer in the US annually.
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It said 41,000 women and 460 men die from breast cancer in the US annually.
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There are no real enemies to avoid, and you won't die from a big fall.
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About 40,610 women will die from breast cancer in 2017, the American Cancer Society estimates.
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A small but significant fraction of cases die from jaundice, bleeding and multiple organ failure.
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Twenty people die from cows every year, but we don't say many reports about that.
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More than half a million of those infected will die from their encounter with mosquitoes.
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Additionally, 21 or 2000 out of 1,000 children who get measles will die from it.
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The mutation, for example, makes people four times more likely to die from the flu.
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I don't want to die from diabetes, so I'm not gonna eat that glazed doughnut.
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In the next 2900 hours, nearly one hundred Americans will die from a drug overdose.
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This is the second infant reported to die from a tree fall during Hurricane Florence.
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Ultimately, nearly twice as many women die from strokes every year than from breast cancer.
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Nearly 20163,000 Australians are expected to die from it each year, based on 2016 data.
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Not to mention mountain climbers, who ascend peaks too quickly and die from altitude sickness.
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An estimated 70,000 girls aged 10 to 19 die from birth-related complications every year.
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In fact, two out of every three smokers doesn't die from a smoking-related illness.
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Because an average of 22 veterans die from suicide every day and that must stop.
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Every single day, over 266 Americans will die from either a drug overdose or suicide.
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At the hospital, Andrea Castilla would die from that fatal gunshot wound to the head.
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Every day, around 800 girls and women die from preventable pregnancy and childbirth-related causes.
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It isn't surprising then that many workers get ill and even die from chemical exposures.
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The National Cancer Institute estimates that 40,000 people will die from breast cancer in 2017.
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More people die from lung cancer than all colon, breast and prostate cancer deaths combined.
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About half of Americans don't get vaccinated -- including most children who die from the flu.
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Millions die from pollution and car accidents, byproducts of our industrial economy and transportation networks.
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In fact, they die from it at more than twice the rate of white women.
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Generally, smaller birds are more likely to die from flying into buildings, Dr. Horton said.
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It's charismatic, survives in extreme conditions and yet could die from even the slightest changes.
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" People die from influenza every year, but "some flus are more deadly than other flus.
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He may be the first nurse in New York City to die from the coronavirus.
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Some estimates are that millions will die from the pandemic no matter what we do.
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But according to the book, more people die from the panic than the actual infection.
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Nearly one-fifth of all women who die in the United States die from cancer.
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Another British study found that cyclists were 15% less likely to die from any cause.
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While that's true, perfectly healthy children, teens and young adults can also die from disease.
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Americans are now more likely to die from a drug overdose than a car accident.
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Like him, when he said, I want to die, from a position of great advantage.
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The report said that the Swedish diplomat "most likely" did not die from natural causes.
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It's difficult to die from overdosing on marijuana, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
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Men were also 36% more likely to die from head and neck injuries than women.
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Vietnamese women are five times more likely to die from cervical cancer than white women.
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Scientists believe that the victims die from a stoppage of blood flow, not from suffocation.
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He would later die from cardiac arrest in federal custody at the age of 62.
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Those children who do die from measles are often killed by other infections, especially pneumonia.
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I saw my aunt and my grandma die from cancer, and that's an ugly disease.
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That is a plan for what Katz called "total harm minimization," because while people can die from the virus, they can also die from depression, anxiety and addictions that flow from having their jobs, savings and futures crushed by an economy in permanent lockdown.
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In America more people die from misuse of opioids than from road-traffic accidents or violence.
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"I saw a lot of guys die from AIDS, people I was close to," he added.
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"People in the bay are adamant that we're going to die from the storms," Nick said.
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They are dangerous and you can develop a swallowing dysfunction or actually die from ingesting one.
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In 2014 he claimed to have seen former high school classmates "suffer and die" from marijuana.
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Over the long term, this would be significant because fewer women would die from breast cancer.
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Some 1.6 million Americans are diagnosed with cancer and 600,000 die from their disease each year.
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Additionally, 269 or 2000 out of 260,2000 US children who get measles will die from it.
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Every year, hundreds die from exposure to the cold or heat on pavements and station platforms.
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While some die from drowning or falling, most often the cause of death is alcohol poisoning.
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He was one of at least four rugby players to die from head injuries in 2018.
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If we're going to die, we want to die from our own stupidity it would seem.
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About one in 15 children who get meningitis die from the infection, according to the CDC.
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Rudd tells PEOPLE the X-Rays show that Ben did not die from a skull fracture.
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Each day, nine people in New York die from opioid-related overdoses, according to the lawsuit.
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This is a disease that there is no treatment for and that you can die from.
|
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"Nobody needs to die from a heroin overdose," says Judith Yates, a former doctor in Birmingham.
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Every year, 2202,2628 women die from unsafe abortions, 28500 percent of which occur in developing countries.
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"He's freaking out — he's like, 'We're all going to die from the water,'" Ms. Collins said.
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And in that same period of time, the same amount of patients die from this cause.
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More than 60 percent of people in this country who die from guns die by suicide.
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Less than 1% of bariatric surgery patients die from the procedure or related complications, she said.
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But if patients delay telling doctors about diarrhea, Dr. Wolchok warned, "they could die" from colitis.
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In the event that I die from gun violence, please publicize the photo of my death.
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Every day, more than 800 women around the world die from complications of pregnancy and childbirth.
|
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Still, about 233,920 women in the U.S. are expected to die from breast cancer this year.
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That's over a thousand more than the 41,070 Americans who die from breast cancer every year.
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Retirees in this study were significantly less likely to die from stroke or from cardiovascular diseases.
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Nationwide, 125 people a day die from drug overdoses, 78 of them from heroin and painkillers.
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These "soldiers" all look the same, and all swiftly die from one slash of your blade.
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Only teenagers and young adults are more likely to die from gun-related homicide than suicide.
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The idea that some people die from an "MDMA allergy" has arisen as a potential explanation.
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She's already lost one close friend there and worries who else might die from the disease.
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Will I do something disgusting and become the first person in history to die from embarrassment?
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If I die from this, will it be somehow less sad than if someone else dies?
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By 2025, it's estimated that more people will die from these drug-resistant strains than cancer.
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He was the first American detainee to die from injuries sustained in a North Korean prison.
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" Many prisoners die from conditions so dire that a United Nations investigation labeled the process "extermination.
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I'd be my own best customer and just age really quick and die from liver shit.
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In the end, this is just like the flu, and people die from that every year.
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But Azar Ahrabi was the first person in the Bay Area to die from the illness.
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They can also die from a kind of botulism, and they are susceptible to avian flu.
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It said the first person to die from coronavirus in New Jersey had attended that gathering.
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Additionally, 13 or 2 out of 1,000 US children who get measles will die from it.
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They'll watch while millions die from the pandemic, and they'll chalk it up to God's will.
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Whether you live or die from the new coronavirus may depend on where you get it.
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The median age was 59 and the youngest person to die from the illness was 36.
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At least half of the children who die from the flu were otherwise healthy, he said.
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Although the fever and aches may feel terrible, most of us don't die from the flu.
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She was not the first person in her family to die from drinking the weed killer.
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Women in rural areas are more likely to die from pregnancy-related deaths than urban women.
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The final death toll was relatively low, considering the thousands who die from influenza every year.
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About 1 in 10 people who contract Legionnaires' disease die from it, according to the CDC.
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Every year, nearly half a million children die from malaria transmitted by infected mosquitoes, Baum said.
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Reports from CNN affiliates suggest that at least one inmate did not die from natural causes.
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It's the fourth Massachusetts resident to die from EEE, which can cause brain swelling, in 2019.
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Prostate cancer is deadly, for some More than 28,000 Americans die from prostate cancer every year.
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People with mental illness are more likely to die from homicide than those without mental illness.
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In some cases girls can bleed to death or die from infections caused by dirty blades.
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There were no guarantees, and there was a chance Mr. Williams could die from the treatment.
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Here in Texas, women die from pregnancy at a rate almost unrivaled in the industrialized world.
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But many climbers die from falls and avalanches, and others from health problems like heart attacks.
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If you're a black woman, you're 320 percent more likely to die from complications in childbirth.
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Men who are diagnosed with the disease are generally more likely to die from something else.
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Jose is the 157th North American rider to die from a horse-racing accident since 1940.
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There's no way I can stop because I don't want anybody else to die from this.
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Fifteen years ago, geneticists at the University of Utah published the results of a small test with the following finding: People older than 60 with short telomeres were three times more likely to die from heart disease and eight times more likely to die from infectious disease.
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Tragically, more women of reproductive age around the world die from AIDS than from any other cause.
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"If I was going to die from smoking cigarettes, I'd already be dead," the former speaker said.
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In 2016, Vigeholm's son, Bertram, became the first child known to die from complications of the disease.
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It's estimated that at least 400 people die from a Salmonella infection in the US every year.
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You're more likely to die from excessive cold, which has a 1 in 73,045 chance of happening.
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It's a potent neurotoxin that can paralyze the entire body, causing people to die from respiratory failure.
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They can die from dehydration or other complications, though fatalities are extremely rare in a hospital setting.
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" After taking a deep breath, Ramey said, "I've accepted the fact that I'll probably die from cancer.
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The balance is tricky: If regulators are too lax, people could die from malfunctioning self-driving vehicles.
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An estimated 10,000 people die from Chagas disease every year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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The child was taken to Huntington Hospital where he would later die from injuries to the chest.
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More than 1 million seabirds, 100,000 sea mammals and countless fish die from plastic pollution each year.
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You'll have scars and you'll hate them, or you might die from skin cancer, like I might.
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But Dany not showing up would basically mean... well, that everyone would die from exposure or zombies.
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Nowadays, most of us will die from one of four things: heart disease, cancer, diabetes or dementia.
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At least one species of pangolin can die from coronaviruses, according to a study published last year.
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The situation was allegedly so bad, Rinna said that Kyle feared Kim will die from substance abuse.
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But we do know that fewer people die from lightning strikes these days than they used to.
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Activists say about 15,000 Japanese, many of them women and children, die from passive smoking every year.
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In 1991, he was one of the first British celebrities to die from AIDS, at age 45.
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So [it's a] one-in-a-million chance, while one out of two smokers die from smoking.
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To put that in perspective, about 4,800 American adults die from choking on their food every year.
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The researchers aren't saying that medical cannabis laws are causing more people to die from opioids, though.
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Black women here are 12 times as likely to die from childbirth-related causes as white women.
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By 1996, Aaron Blue would die from a heroin overdose, and Disco 2000 would crash in scandal.
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Black women are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than white women.
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It suggests that America's great public universities may die from a thousand cuts unless policymakers change course.
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One worst-case scenario predicts nearly half a million could die from opioids in the next decade.
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This actually marks the second contestant from season 14 of the series to die from apparent suicide.
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Many people may die from unnecessary and preventable deaths because they won't have an affordable healthcare plan.
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On average, 125 people a day die from drug overdoses, 78 of them from heroin or painkillers.
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According to the American Cancer Society, more than 4,000 women will die from cervical cancer this year.
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Approximately 4.4% of African American men and 2.4% of Caucasian men will ultimately die from prostate cancer.
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According to the American Cancer Society, more than 11,000 Americans will die from stomach cancer in 2019.
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ISTANBUL — When he was 2003, Ahmad Suleiman watched his father die from a battlefield wound in Syria.
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Nearly 88,000 people die from alcohol-related causes every year in the US, according to the NIH.
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Every year, hundreds die from exposure to the cold or heat on pavements and train station platforms.
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Even fish that are caught and released as "sport" often die from the resultant injury and trauma.
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"Each year, tens of thousands die from exposure to asbestos," said Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey (D).
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An estimated 210 people a day die from drug overdoses, 29 of them from heroin and pills.
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But at 370 kilometers per hour, you and the unfortunate bird would likely die from the collision.
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Each year, more than 600,000 people die from heart disease, which accounts for one in four deaths.
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This is the primary reason why every day an average of 100 Americans die from the disease.
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Consider that in California, you're more likely to die from air pollution than from a car accident.
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Why it matters: About 73 million Americans contract and 23,000 die from antibiotic-resistant infections per year.
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They are also three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy- or childbirth-related complications.
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Instead, they pulled their police back and waited for the movement to die from lack of attention.
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Women die from stroke at a much higher rate than men, according to the American Health Association.
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Most men who have prostate cancer do not die from it, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Performed by traditional cutters, often with unsterilized blades, girls can bleed to death or die from infections.
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In the period of the caravan's journey, 8,850 Americans will die from guns, including suicides and murders.
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"It takes a long time to die" from Covid-19, said University of Toronto epidemiologist David Fisman.
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Two million Americans get antibiotic-resistant infections annually, the C.D.C. has reported, and 23,000 die from them.
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The downside, of course, is a lot more people will die from gun violence along the way.
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The trouble is that an average of 96 people die from guns every day in our country.
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Today in America — what is it, an estimated 193 people or so will die from an overdose?
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It says 82,000 people could die from coronavirus in the US by August, even with social distancing.
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Middle schoolers are now just as likely to die from suicide as they are from traffic accidents.
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Older patients, however, were more likely to die from COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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For instance, my research focuses on how healthy people die from drinking too much fluid during exercise.
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This year, 45,000 Americans will take their lives, and more than 70,000 will die from drug overdoses.
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I don't mean to suggest that the president wants scores of Americans to die from the coronavirus.
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It's also important to remember that otherwise young and healthy people can still die from this infection.
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They've estimate that in 22016, about 22017 men will die from breast cancer, compared to 217,760 women.
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In cases where the disease enters the central nervous system, one third of patients die from EEE.
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On the one hand, prostate cancer is very prevalent, and most men do not die from it.
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Mercury in 1991 was one of the first British celebrities to die from AIDS, at age 45.
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But each year, more than 4.8,000 people die from causes directly related to smoking or secondhand smoke.
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We want addicts to get into recovery, and if they die from an overdose, that can't happen.
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Some die from rape injuries or childbirth complications after becoming pregnant before their bodies are fully developed.
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In the U.S., people die from opioids at higher rates than in Western Europe, Canada, or Australia.
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She said she started doing "skeptical information gathering" after reading online that children could die from vaccines.
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They were more likely to die from cancer (3.1 percent on aspirin compared to 2.3 on placebo).
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"This is serious for me, if I don't lose weight I'm going to die from cancer," Amanda says.
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Every year close to 800,000 people die from suicide around the world, according to the World Health Organization.
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Both can be life-saving: many women die from botched abortions, even in countries where abortion is legal.
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The four year old is the second child in Colorado to die from the flu this flu season.
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In the United States every year, 22014,000 people die from particulate matter and ozone pollution coming from vehicles.
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California has seen about 40 people younger than 65 die from the virus since fall of last year.
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Let's not forget what this is about, 90 people a day die from gun violence in our country.
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He's a huge dragon, so how is just going to die from one little homemade dragon killing weapon?
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Flu deaths are concentrated among those 65 years and older — 40.7 people per million die from the flu.
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Most of these deaths are in Africa, where more than 250,000 children die from the disease every year.
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Severely malnourished children are nine times more likely to die from diseases like malaria or diarrhea, she said.
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You know, tens of thousands -- I don't know, hundreds of thousands of people die from smoking every year.
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"Say you have an elderly person, you give it to them—they could die from it," he says.
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Compared to healthy youngsters, severely malnourished under-fives are nine times more likely to die from common infections.
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If he did indeed die from an opioid overdose, questions will arise that medical records will hopefully answer.
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Price controls significantly restrict patients' access to life-saving medications, condemning many to die from eminently treatable conditions.
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About 30,330 Americans are diagnosed with multiple myeloma and more than 12,600 die from the disease each year.
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He lost 20 kilograms (about 44 pounds) in weight and often felt like he would die from starvation.
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"Every day, 800-plus women die from childbirth complications, so I think about that every day," she says.
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For more perspective, more people now die from drugs each year than are killed in motor vehicle accidents.
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Smokers are 15 to 30 times more likely to get lung cancer or die from it than nonsmokers.
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More than one billion people on earth have an STI, and 1.7 million die from them a year.
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Most people live for two to five years after symptoms develop, and most eventually die from respiratory failure.
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In the United States alone, 48 million people contract food-borne illnesses and 3,000 Americans die from it.
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Black women are two to three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women.
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More Americans die from gun violence in the U.S. than in any other developed nation in the world.
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Still, each year, more of my family's friends and neighbors die from illnesses related to their rescue work.
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While people could die from falling debris and collapsed structures, the highest death toll would be from fires.
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Characters die from cholera and measles and smallpox, from shipwrecks and scalpings and botched amputations and occult tortures.
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The CDC estimates 1 in 10 people who get Legionnaires' disease will die from complications of the illness.
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Jim Bunning, a Kentucky Republican, had predicted that she could die from the pancreatic cancer within nine months.
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For every 1,000 children who get measles, one or two will die from it, according to the CDC.
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If my wife suddenly went into labor and wasn't in a hospital, she could die from a stroke.
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Thus, thirst -- or the "deep-seated desire for water" -- is rarely "broken" when healthy people die from dehydration.
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Adolescents — defined as children between 10 and 19 years old — were most likely to die from road injuries.
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It is possible that people could die from health system disruption without ever having contracted the actual virus.
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"Spending more time thinking about how many people die from smoking got us comfortable there," Mr. Citrin said.
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The case fatality rate measures the risk that someone who develops symptoms will eventually die from the infection.
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If the caravan proceeds by foot, during the period of its journey 16,800 Americans will die from drugs.
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"The experience of watching people die, from whatever cause, is painful for anyone who watches it," she said.
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Fewer than previously calculated, according to a study released Monday, but still more than die from the flu.
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He did not die from the first shot, so police fired another round of gunshots at my uncle.
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African-American women are nearly 19923 times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy-related conditions.
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Whatever the reason, this disproportionately hits black Americans, who are generally more likely to die from cocaine overdoses.
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I definitely never thought that in 33 there would be people who would die from lack of access.
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Nor do the more than 7,000 people expect to die from a drug we aren't focusing on enough.
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So while these people may not die from painkillers, they may overdose and die on heroin or fentanyl.
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Mr. Loftsson likened that to big game hunting, where an elk doesn't always die from the first bullet.
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Researchers have warned that more people will die from antibiotic resistance than from cancer by the year 2050.
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Q. How does one typically die from cancer of the bone marrow, such as leukemia or multiple myeloma?
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Graphic: Tracking the spread of the coronavirus, here Are younger people less likely to die from the virus?
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In just the period of the caravan's journey, another 16,800 Americans may die from drugs — a real threat!
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The data suggests that a far higher portion of older people die from the disease than younger people.
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"I always thought that my destiny was to die from an overdose or by a bullet," said Pancho.
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And over the course of this year, 700,000 people around the world will die from drug-resistant infections.
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"Two million Americans get infections from antibiotic resistance, and 23,000 die from those infections each year," Schuchat said.
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The World Health Organisation estimates that up to 650,000 people across the world die from flu each year.
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Globally, an estimated 290,000 to 650,000 people die from the flu each year, the World Health Organization says.
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Even the animals that have survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may yet die from dehydration or starvation.
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Thousands and thousands of people die from the flu every year, but we're thinking about the new thing.
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In 703, Estonians were six times more likely than the average European to die from a drug overdose.
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Almost 10 million people will die from cancer this year, and there will be 18 million new cases.
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Black women are three to four times more likely to die from complications during childbirth than white women.
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A California man recently became the seventh person to die from a vaping-related illness, health officials said.
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"I cannot understand why younger children between ages 5 and 10 would die from heat exposure," he said.
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Let's not forget what this is about: 90 people a day die from gun violence in our country.
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Ninety minutes from now, someone will either be told they have ALS—or they will die from it.
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Exercise is known, of course, to reduce the risk that someone will develop or die from heart disease.
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The first person to die from the coronavirus in the U.S. died in late February 2020 (see here ).
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M.S. is considered a quality-of-life disease — it has no cure but people rarely die from it.
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They are also much more likely to be obese and die from diabetes compared with their white counterparts.
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You know, the drugs people are dying from on a daily basis… How many people die from weed overdoses?
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Based on this 40 percent estimate, twice as many firefighters die from suicide as in the line of duty.
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Boys are more likely than girls to die from suicide, but girls are more likely to report attempting suicide.
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Black women are currently three to four times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy-related complications.
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"In the event that I die from gun violence, please publicize the photo of my death," the pledge reads.
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Most commonly, patients die from pneumonia, falling, suicide or blood clots or infections resulting from progressive immobility, Biglan says.
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"On average every year 200,000 people die from air pollution from burning fossil fuels," in the U.S., Hayhoe said.
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My 9-year-old son said to me, 'Well, is there any chance you can die from this surgery?
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Most of the people who die from chlorine gas exposure die of suffocation within a day, the CDC says.
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Caught in limbo on the border, they have been left to starve or die from a mounting cholera epidemic.
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"Men, in general, don't like talking about this stuff, which is why men die from it," says Bergen, 31.
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Visitors can die from dehydration or slipping while attempting to climb the steeper parts of the 1,142-foot rock.
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Many of the people who die from a heroin overdose have, at some point, shared needles with other users.
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More than 128,000 people are hospitalized and about 3,000 die from infections the federal government says are largely preventable.
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Yet a racial disparity remains, as blacks are still more likely to die from HIV, according to the report.
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"Can your hypothalamus curl up and die from boredom?" she asks her roommates at the beginning of the episode.
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Between the ages of 18 and 34, blacks are nine times as likely to die from homicides as whites.
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A small but significant fraction of those who catch the disease die from jaundice, bleeding and multiple organ failure.
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We have a duty to help women around the world and ensure they don't die from this treatable disease.
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In the U.S., cattle, elk and other animals are far more likely to die from lightning than people are.
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" Tom Kenyon at the global health group Project Hope added, "There's just no question people would die from this.
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People who are infected rarely die from the illness, and only about 20 percent of people actually experience symptoms.
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They are more likely to die from staying behind during extreme weather events to protect children and the elderly.
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About 7,000 people die from cigarette-related illnesses a year in Oregon, according to the state's public health department.
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An estimated 20.7 Americans die from gun-related incidents each day, for a total of 33,000 deaths a year.
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More Americans die from gun violence at home than in theaters of war abroad, which is ridiculously reprehensible. 2.
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It's well known that the best advertising a dealer can get is to have someone die from their batch.
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In Halkidiki, it refers to the numbers of miners who locals like Giorgos claim die from mining-related cancer.
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It's still possible to get knocked around by what's lurking in the dark, but you won't die from it.
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People think that you get burned alive or you die from smoke inhalation, but the big killer is exhaustion.
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If you survive cancer you are unfortunately going to die from Alzheimer's or cardiovascular disease or Type 22018 diabetes.
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Over 28503 people die from an overdose each day – and all signs indicate that the problem is getting worse.
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Up to 200 million more could be slaughtered or die from the disease, by the end of the year.
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And black women are more likely to die from heart disease and stroke before age 75 than white women.
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The CDC found female veterinarians were 3.5 times as likely to die from suicide as the general US population.
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One in five who die from opioid overdoses have alcohol in their system at the time of their death.
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Every day, about 830 women worldwide die from pregnancy or childbirth-related complications, according to the World Health Organization.
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Nobody wants to be reading about the first guy to die from spending too long in VR anytime soon.
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When you lost your right arm and almost died in that accident, I thought I would die from worry.
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They are also more likely than white people to have have high blood pressure and to die from diabetes.
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The incident saw over 29 followers of cult leader Jim Jones's 236 die from drinking cyanide-laced Kool Aid.
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In fact, you're more likely to die from a vending-machine-related accident than to draw the lucky number.
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As increasing numbers of people die from the illness, relatively small hospital morgues around the area are filling up.
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Meanwhile, 18.5 million women have unsafe abortions every year in developing countries, and 47,000 women die from them worldwide.
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Meanwhile, 18.5 million women have unsafe abortions every year in developing countries, and 47,000 women die from them worldwide.
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In comparison, more than two out of every 22,2800 American women die from cervical cancer, according to federal statistics.
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Males are more likely than females to die from injuries sustained in car accidents or falls, and from homicides.
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Queensland state said on Wednesday a 68-year-old man had become Australia's youngest person to die from coronavirus.
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About 1 in 10 people who are diagnosed with the disease die from it, according to a government report.
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It's an extremely tough call, especially without better information on what proportion of people die from this new disease.
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WASHINGTON — It is now just as likely for middle school students to die from suicide as from traffic accidents.
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The United Nations estimates that 100,000 whales and dolphins and over a million seabirds die from plastic every year.
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"We prayed many times to die from rockets or from barrel bombs there but it didn't happen," he said.
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Even the animals that survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may die from dehydration or starvation, Professor Dixon added.
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Every year, people die from carbon monoxide poisoning after running their gas-powered generators inside their homes or businesses.
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More than 4,000 women are estimated to die from cervical cancer each year, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Queensland state said on Wednesday a 68-year-old man had become Australia's youngest person to die from coronavirus.
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This is critical, since bleeding, both internally and externally, is one of the main reasons people die from bullet wounds.
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We might all die from the aliens who keep making cameo appearances in the hinterlands of our credible news sources.
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Americans are now more likely to die from accidental opioid overdoses than car crashes, according to the National Safety Council.
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"'Whitney Way, I thought this would be the episode where you die from obesity I'm disappointed,' " Thore reads, tearing up.
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"As you have more whales in the population, more whales are going to die from time to time," he added.
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Food allergies result in an estimated 30,000 emergency room visits each year and 150 Americans die from allergic reactions annually.
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Lacking access to care, they frequently die from self-harm and chronic physical illnesses, including heart disease, stroke and diabetes.
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According to the World Health Organization, approximately 830 women die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth every day.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It seemed a simple statement: women should not die from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth.
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Cancer mortality is a better measure for improved treatment because it indicates how many people die from a given cancer.
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Almost 21m children under five, says the bank, have stunted growth, and every year over 21990,22015 die from diarrheal diseases.
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Indeed that was the first time and the first day that I felt I was going to die from drowning . . .
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"We don't think anyone's going to die from this, but that's still way too many people being shot," McClanahan added.
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"Given how many people die from passive smoking each year, the law should be trying to help them," Hasegawa said.
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Here's the thing: in the developed world, most people will die from either cancer, heart disease, neurodegenerative disease, or infection.
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Harris told the website that Lutz was the first cowboy to die from injuries suffered while competing at the event.
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An estimated 16,700 people will die from brain and spinal cord tumors this year, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Nationally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that upward of 600 people die from extreme heat every year.
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Officials have confirmed that Laura Robson did not die from meningitis, although her cause of death is still under investigation.
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In most earthquakes, people do not die from the shakes but rather from getting trapped or crushed under collapsing buildings.
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This disparity is even more egregious given that African Americans are more likely to develop and die from heart disease.
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An estimated 88,000 people with AUD die from alcohol-related causes annually, including liver damage, certain cancers and car crashes.
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It means more people die from opioid-related causes than from gun homicides and traffic fatalities -- combined, the DEA states.
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Dirty water and poor toilets cause over 12,433 children under the age of 5 to die from diarrhoea each year.
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For example, people who live at higher altitudes are somewhat less likely to die from coronary artery disease or stroke.
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About two million Americans fall ill from antibiotic-resistant bacteria every year and at least 23,000 die from those infections.
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If trends continue, 2900 million more people could die from the preventable causes of drugs, alcohol and suicide by 220006.
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Cruz said that, without coverage, more people die from health emergencies, and even daily administration of the town is harder.
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There is also a racial disparity, with black women four times as likely to die from pregnancy than white women.
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Black mothers are 3 to 4 times more likely to die from childbirth or complications shortly thereafter than white mothers.
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Yet one or two out of every 1,6433 children who get measles will die from complications, according to the CDC.
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In the last twelve months, we have had more members of the military die from aviation accidents than in combat.
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Advocates cite federal data showing that veterans are twice as likely as nonveterans to die from an accidental opioid overdose.
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And white men living in rural areas were far and away the most likely people to die from gun suicide.
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"We have to be out here, because we'd die from the heat in there," he said, gesturing toward the house.
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In many states, death row inmates are more likely to die from natural causes than execution, according to the Times.
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"Technically, you can overdose on THC, but you can't die from it, so it's not like an opioid," Jikomes says.
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A 69-year-old man became the first person in New Jersey to die from the coronavirus, officials announced yesterday.
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"I have been incarcerated 30 years now and the administration does not care if we die from coronavirus," he said.
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Individuals can get the disease and be just fine but then spread it to people who will die from it.
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The Lancaster teen was initially described as the first known juvenile to die from the coronavirus in the United States.
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So unless someone started CPR right away and shocked the heart with a defibrillator, the person could 'die from laughing.
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You're statistically more likely to die from a lightning strike or a toppling vending machine than from a shark attack.
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I'm like that animal—I can't remember the name, but it looks like a sheep—that can die from loneliness.
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No one should die from lack of insulin, a patent for which was granted nearly a century ago for $3.
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Yet we still can't help wondering: Is it possible for someone to die from the shock of a broken heart?
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This environment provides a particularly dangerous setting for older claimants, who are statistically more likely to die from Covid-19.
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Coronavirus patients with underlying health problems are more likely to die from the virus, a recent Chinese CDC study found.
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Last week, a 60-year-old French citizen became the first person in the country to die from the coronavirus.
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Linkin Park, and especially Chester, helped me get through some hard times as I watched my husband die from cancer.
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To be clear, a pandemic refers to how widely a disease spreads, not how many people die from the virus.
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More Americans die from these causes every two weeks than died during eighteen years of war in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Still, 34 million Americans currently smoke, and an estimated 480,000 die from smoking-related illnesses each year, the agency said.
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Congress must act to ensure that Medicare patients who might otherwise die from their disease have access to necessary treatment.
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The coronavirus is particularly threatening to older people who are more likely to die from the condition than younger people.
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Or we can leave millions of people to suffer and die from conditions that, increasingly, can be predicted and managed.
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And yet the heartbreaking paradox is that every single day, 85033,600 children of God still die from vaccine-preventable diseases.
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A recent study found that Americans are now more likely to die from an opioid overdose than a car accident.
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Despite his bad boy persona, Perry didn't die from driving too fast or overdosing on drugs or living too hard.
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This means more people are considered "cancer patients," but they're more likely to die from another cause, not their cancer.
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Yet one or two out of every 1,000 children who get measles will die from complications, according to the CDC.
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Wellerstein estimated that between 50 and 90% of people within this radius could die from the acute effects of radiation.
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For example, will we die from heat stroke, Will the water sources dry up and the animals die of thirst?
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The results showed a correlation between healthy behaviors and cardiovascular issues: Women and men who maintained the healthiest lifestyles were 82% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease and 65% less likely to die from cancer when compared to those with the least healthiest lifestyles over the course of the roughly 30-year study period.
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The National Cancer Institute estimates that 29,000 American men will die from prostate cancer in 2018, with 164,000 new cases diagnosed.
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But if temperatures rise, he wrote, fewer people will die from the cold, and people will rather enjoy the balmy weather.
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In 2014, African American people were almost three times more likely to die from asthma-related causes than their white counterparts.
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Over Twitter, Carlile talked about what it's like to have a condition that you can't recover from and could die from.
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It's also true that 333 children in the US—and thousands of adults—would die from influenza over the following winter.
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In their own country their choices are to die in a prison from torturing or to die from the chemical weapons.
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And while men are more likely to experience them than women, women are more likely to die from these silent attacks.
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According to the WHO, 600m people fall ill at some point each year—and over 400,000 die—from eating contaminated food.
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Each year, millions of people, particularly women and children, die from preventable causes in countries affected by conflict and natural disaster.
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According to the CDC one or two out of every 1,000 people infected in the United States will die from measles.
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Food allergies result in an estimated 30,000 emergency room visits each year, and 150 American die from allergic reactions each year.
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"It's not something that people really want to talk about because typically they know that people die from this," she says.
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Every year, nearly 800,000 people die from suicide — it's the second leading cause of death for people aged 15 to 29.
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" The other hospitals could not be reached, though Nasser said "victims are not likely to die from this at this time.
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"One formula for enduring fame seems to be beautiful women who die from violence while they are still young," Meredith wrote.
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"I want to be cryogenically preserved when I die from brain cancer but can't afford it," she wrote before her death.
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Every year, 75,000 Americans die with infections caught in hospitals, and tens of thousands of Americans die from influenza and pneumonia.
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We learn that the curse caught up to Gillian and Sally's father, causing their witch mother to promptly die from heartbreak.
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Around 37 children under the age of 14 die from being left in a hot car each year, according to NoHeatStroke.
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We learn how to prevent them and how to treat them and, as we do that, fewer people die from them.
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President, every day we are having a gun debate because every day 90 people in our country die from gun violence.
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Two men who served with Hooten in Mogadishu survived the battle, only to later die from issues related to substance abuse.
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Mice who were administered CBD had fewer brain cells die from brain injury, when compared to mice that didn't have CBD.
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"We used to say nobody could ever die from hunger, but we have seen people actually die of hunger," said Louay.
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All told, 27,000 adults die from falls each year making it the leading cause of injury-related death in older adults.
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Black people, and in particular black women, are significantly more likely to die from a health condition than their white peers.
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Battling the disease of addiction and watching her sister die from it allowed Sassoon to see parallels in Kim and Kyle.
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About 350,000 cardiac arrests happen each year outside of a hospital setting, and 90% of those people die from the event.
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Black babies are also four times more likely to die from common birth complications linked to prematurity and low birth weight.
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Most did not die from snow, but from injuries or mishaps related to the accumulation of snow and difficulties of transport.
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Every day, more than 800 women die from preventable causes during pregnancy and childbirth, according to the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA).
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Jim O'Neil, chairman of the British review on antimicrobial resistance, estimates that 700,000 people a year die from drug-resistant infections.
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More than 13,000 cases of invasive cervical cancer will be diagnosed this year, and 4,000 women will die from the disease.
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This is not something where people are going to die from it," he said in an interview with CBS "This Morning.
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People living in rural areas were four times more likely to die from overdoses in 2015 than they were in 1999.
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In New York City, a black woman is 12 times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than a white woman.
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It's not uncommon for some Yellowstone visitors to sustain extreme burns, or even die, from exposure to the extremely hot fissures.
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And black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy or delivery-related causes as white women.
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Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that 39,773 people in the US die from firearms every year.
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You will be starved, you will be worked to the bone, and your capturers will hope you die from your labor.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency has estimated that 4,000 people will eventually die from cancer as a result of the disaster.
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When hikers die from dehydration in the desert, most if not all had become lost or had run out of fluids.
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And so when I think about what we need to do, we have 218,2120 people a year who die from guns.
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But what you learn from it is that you only feel like you can die from embarrassment, you don't actually die.
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And when too few kids are vaccinated, outbreaks can occur, and people die from diseases that should have been long defeated.
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In the United States, more than 50,000 adults die from vaccine preventable diseases annually, and thousands more suffer serious health problems.
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The American Cancer Society estimates that 5,990 US men and 3,330 US women will die from the skin cancer in 2018.
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Despite improvements, black Americans age 18 to 49 are still twice as likely to die from heart diseases as white Americans.
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One in six African-American men will develop prostate cancer in his lifetime, and one in 23 will die from it.
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That's because the Grand Princess previously carried a passenger who has become the first person to die from coronavirus in California.
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Dozens of people die from alcohol poisoning every year in Iran, but the death toll in recent weeks was unusually high.
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He points to a well-known medical fact—that women are less likely to die from increased alcohol use than men.
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A New Jersey man became the first person in the state to die from the new coronavirus, officials announced on Tuesday.
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The first person in Oklahoma to die from Covid-19 complications was a 18003-year-old citizen of the Cherokee Nation.
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If a number of our lawmakers die from the coronavirus, the disruption to the House of Representatives would be especially pronounced.
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Millions of poor women will lose birth control access, and thousands will die from unsafe abortion or from avoidable pregnancy complications.
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Each year, more than 400 Americans die from unintended carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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He was the first Briton to die from the virus that was infected more than 80,85033 people worldwide, The Guardian reports.
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It's still true that the older you are, the more likely you are to be hospitalized or die from the disease.
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My patients are calling and paging me with concerns that they're going to die from coronavirus (for most, this is unlikely).
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — Donald Trump was profoundly affected by watching his older brother, Freddy, die from alcoholism at 43.
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Men tend to get heart failure more often than women do, but women are more likely to die from the disease.
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Black and Native American women are about three times as likely to die from pregnancy or delivery complications as white women.
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A 20193-year-old man in Hong Kong became the second person to die from the new coronavirus outside mainland China.
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Men, people between 22 and 2000 years old, and American Indians and Alaska Natives were disproportionately likely to die from alcohol.
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"The thing that keeps me up at night is having a death, you know, a child die from this," Melnick said.
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They want me to die from all of the pressure and stress of not being able to live freely in America.
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But 5 million people die from injuries across the globe each year, making up nearly one in ten of all deaths.
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In severe flu seasons like this one, the CDC estimates that up to 56,000 people, mostly older adults, die from complications.
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No family or community is immune from opioid abuse and every day 2628 people in this country die from an overdose.
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You're also more likely to die from being attacked by a dog, stung by a bee or choking on your food.
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"But there shouldn't be panic on this, this is not something where people are going to die from it," he added.
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They are more than twice as likely to die from the condition than white women, the CDC Foundation reported this year.
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Cancer varies by region The likelihood that you'll get cancer or die from it depends, in part, on where you live.
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U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said investigators suspected that Staff Sergeant Logan Melgar did not die from natural causes.
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Pediatricians with long careers behind them have seen children suffer or die from diseases that are now preventable by a vaccine.
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In some cases they die from recurrences of their original malignancies, but more often from early heart disease or new cancers.
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And so when I think about what we need to do, we have 33,000 people a year who die from guns.
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And sense enough to realize that no grown ass men die from one stab in the neck with a wire hanger?
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On an average day in the United States, roughly 129 people die from an opioid-related overdoses, according to White House.
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Women with fewer social ties -- to friends, family, community and religious groups, as well as spouses or romantic partners -- were 43 percent more likely to see their breast cancer return, 64 percent more likely to die from breast cancer and 69 percent more likely to die from any cause, according to a study published Monday in Cancer.
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"Just imagine with me, imagine if white kids were 500 percent more likely to die from asthma than black kids," she said.
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Every year, 5 million people die from causes associated with one of the most mundane scourges of the modern era: sitting around.
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Because of this inaction, "this week, another 637 Americans will die from gun violence and another 1,450 will be injured," she writes.
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Every year, at least a hundred thousand people die from a run-in with one of the 375 venomous species of snake.
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Just look at the number of women who die from postpartum hemorrhages from lack of blood, which is about 125,000 per year.
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Meanwhile, people continue to die from the attacks — the death toll from the El Paso shooting rose from 20 to 22 yesterday.
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Janine joins Emily (Alexis Bledel) at the colonies, where disobedient Handmaid's are sent to work until they die from the horrible conditions.
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"What you learn from it is that you only feel like you can die from embarrassment, you don't actually die," she says.
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Coffee drinkers were less at risk of liver disease, diabetes, dementia and some cancers and were less likely to die from stroke.
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According to the WHO, around 47,000 women die from botched abortions each year, accounting for almost 13 percent of maternal deaths worldwide.
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So yes, self-driving cars are out to solve a big problem: Cars are dangerous, and too many people die from them.
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"What you learn from it is that you only feel like you can die from embarrassment, you don't actually die," she said.
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In the meantime, some experts expect that between 500,000 to 650,000 people will die from opioid overdoses over the next ten years.
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It found black children aged five to 14 are three times more likely to die from unintentional drowning than their white counterparts.
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Specifically, people die from storm surge, which is when the power of the storm moves water and the power of water inland.
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Sene was caught in the crossfire and sought help from a nearby deli after being shot, only to die from his injuries.
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Jim Bunning, R-Kentucky, who suggested in 2009 that she would soon die from the pancreatic cancer she had been diagnosed with.
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Too often for those addicted to opioids, the revolving doors between petty crime and jail stop revolving when they die from drugs.
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Of the 200,000 children under five who die from malaria each year, about 95 percent live in an African country, WHO found.
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Nearly 23,000 people in the U.S. die from urinary tract infection complications annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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During the journey, many refugees — primarily children — die from exhaustion or drowning when poorly built rafts capsize in the Bay of Bengal.
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There is strong evidence showing that children who are breastfed longer are healthier and less likely to die from disease and infections.
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Children suffering from severe acute malnutrition are nine times more likely to die from diseases like measles than healthy ones, Lauwerier said.
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You could die from the shots you've been taking due to doping lasting 12 rounds, it doesn't mean it's good for you.
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He was treated successfully, he said, adding with a laugh that he was more likely to die from inactivity than from cancer.
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Breast cancer survivors, especially women over age 65, are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease than tumors, the AHA statement stresses.
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Mr. President, every day we are having a gun debate because every day 90 people in our country die from gun violence.
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Within months, the issue became personal as her sister, who lived in Georgia, was told she would soon die from ovarian cancer.
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"People die from alcohol every day," said Adam Bierman, a co-founder and the chief executive of MedMen, a cannabis investment firm.
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It's not that they never get cancer, but less than 5% of elephants die from it, versus up to 25% of humans.
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And while a flu shot is available, about half of Americans don't get vaccinated -- including most children who die from the flu.
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Would you rather be told you were going to die from an in-person human, or from a doctor on video call?
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But women with disabilities are more likely to die from breast cancer, and are less likely to undergo standard therapy when diagnosed.
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Yet, each year 48 million people in this country are sickened, 128,000 are hospitalized and 3,000 die from preventable food-borne diseases.
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In the United States, two million people contract resistant infections annually, and 23,000 die from them, according to the official C.D.C. estimate.
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The teen, who had underlying health conditions, was believed to be the youngest person to die from the virus in the country.
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Each year, 4,283 people age 21980 to 21990 die from obesity-related illnesses like heart disease and diabetes, the Health Ministry said.
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More children ages 1 to 4 die from drowning than from any other cause of death, with the exception of birth defects.
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The only queer people the Academy likes are those that die from AIDS or are murdered at the end of the film.
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Threats to children The overwhelming majority -- 99% -- of children under age 5 who die from flu-related illness are in developing countries.
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He said he saw a young woman die from a bullet to the head before he called his father during the bedlam.
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Studies have shown that more schoolage children die from guns than on-duty police in the US. Many of these are accidental.
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Nearly 39,000 people die from firearm injuries in the United States each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 130 people die from an opioid overdose every day in the United States.
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Of the 795 Australian men predicted to get testicular cancer this year, it is estimated that only five will die from it.
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The average American is more likely to die from their own clothing or a toddler with a gun than an immigrant terrorist.
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"More than 100 million people are infected by dengue every year, and tens of thousands of people actually die from it," Esvelt said.
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Yes, the rate of gun violence has held steady in recent years, but more than 33,000 people die from a gunshot each year.
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"Autistic children aged 20123 years and younger are 40 times more likely to die from injury than the general pediatric population," Li said.
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Women are more likely to die from heart failure than men, according to new research out of the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
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Meanwhile, physicians and nurses from within the Orthodox community explained the real fear: that a child could die from a vaccine-preventable disease.
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"That's almost as many Americans as will die from breast cancer and prostate cancer during that time period," Max Blau wrote for STAT.
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As millions on Earth die from preventable illness, poor sanitation and famine, technologies that serve alleged convenience and fantasy are irresponsible, not laudable.
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One guard tackled and killed an attacker, only to die from another gunman's bullet, said Air Commodore J.S. Dhamoon, commander of the base.
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Based on her knowledge, Cobb believes the hammerhead shark will die from the experience, even though it was placed back in the water.
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Across all ages, 5.6 people per million die from the flu, a rate that increases to about 6.6 in Super Bowl-contending areas.
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But social media algorithms favored sensational content over scientific facts, rapidly convincing people who had never seen family members die from preventable illness.
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So, yes, swimming with a new tattoo puts one at risk for a bacterial infection, but it's very rare to die from it.
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According to one estimate, up to 230 million children born there between 230 and 2030 will die from arsenic in their water supply.
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This had essentially drove this demographic who played the game to insanity, causing them to have headaches, ear issues, and die from suicide.
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Sadly for the hundreds of thousands of people who die from the disease of addiction every year, such acceptance and forgiveness never comes.
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More than 1 million people get severe sepsis each year in the U.S, and up to 50 percent of them die from it.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 80,000 people become ill and 100 people die from vibriosis each year nationwide.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that about 1,600 people get listeriosis every year, and about 260 die from the infection.
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His track "Go and Die" from the Monosynth 2 compilation on Fabrika Records stands alongside a a diverse catalogue of funereal electronic music.
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According to one estimate, up to 5 million children born there between 220 and 270 will die from arsenic in their water supply.
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Our jails and prisons will fill up with even more people battling the disease of addiction, and more Americans will die from overdoses.
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And even though smoking is the most common cause of lung cancer, plenty of people die from it having never smoked at all.
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That is fewer than the 1.5m who die from viral hepatitis, a fact that would have astonished the delegates to Durban in 231.
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But they were also more likely to die from a heart attack than a control group of men who ate more saturated fat.
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Sadly, more than 85033,000 women and men die from breast cancer each year in the U.S. — it doesn't have to be this way.
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Captive apes don't all die from a gunshot; but almost all die having never really experienced what it is to be a gorilla.
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I've watched 30 children at our hospital alone die from measles, a preventable illness, because vaccines were not allowed into rebel held territory.
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In the U.S., half of cigarette smokers will die from a tobacco-related illness, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The victims die from various illnesses, such as heart failure, exhaustion, stroke, starvation, or suicide as a result of work stress and depression.
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Allison had mild asthma, but about half the children who die from the flu were healthy before flu hit, according to the CDC.
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Seattle-born Cornell was the latest member of the elite 1990s grunge rock movement to die from either a drug overdose or suicide.
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Because fear distorts judgment, he seeks to place the threat of terrorism in its proper perspective: More Americans die from falling in bathtubs.
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I think there is a grand total of about 300 people a year who die from rifles of any sort––assault or otherwise.
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Without new therapies, people are already starting to die from antibiotic-resistant "superbugs" like the dreaded MRSA infection, a deadly version of staph.
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Non-Hispanic Blacks in the United States, for example, are more than twice as likely to die from diabetes as non-Hispanic Whites.
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Every day, about 830 women around the globe die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth, according to the World Health Organization.
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Ray Ward, a doctor, wanted to know how McCay's bill would address the possibility that more American women would die from unsafe abortions.
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Alcindor asked which health experts Trump had spoken to that had said more people could die from an economic recession than the virus.
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For one thing, many trees may be alive now but will eventually die from storm damage; that was the case after Hurricane Katrina.
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Today, smoking remains a leading cause of death in New York City; about 12,000 New Yorkers die from smoking-related causes each year.
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Children told me about parents in prison and seeing family members die from overdosing in their cars or passed out on bathroom floors.
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It said that Georgians, particularly black Georgians, already die from pregnancy-related causes at a higher rate than in most other U.S. states.
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More than 365 children die from measles every day, according to Unicef, and the disease can also cause blindness, deafness or brain damage.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said it erroneously identified the first patient to die from the coronavirus as a female.
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Older patients in South Korea were far more likely to die from COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, than younger patients.
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My parents didn't die from an overdose and I wasn't abused or neglected by my foster parents — unlike so many other foster kids.
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Over 25 years in Bronx hospitals, Dr. Marianne Haughey has lost count of how many people she has seen die from gun violence.
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Statistical models showed that roughly 100,000 and 240,000 Americans could die from the disease — even if Americans observed the strict social distancing guidelines.
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Meanwhile your supporters accused your critics of moral preening and ignoring how many people would die from a deep and prolonged economic depression.
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As you get older, you are more likely to die from a preventable death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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We certainly need inspiration like this, because the Governor and Dr. Anthony Fauci made it clear ... thousands more will die from the virus.
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Adams played down coronavirus fears in a Monday interview on "Fox and Friends," predicting that more people globally would die from the flu.
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When it walks, wildflowers sprout, grow and die from wherever its cloven hoofs land; with a soft exhalation, it can kill or revive.
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They die from miscarriages and during childbirth, from old age — very old age — and disease and, every now and then, of natural causes.
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African-American men with prostate cancer are almost twice as likely to die from the illness as white men with the same disease.
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Roughly half of those patients die from cardiovascular disease, according to a team of researchers led by the Penn State College of Medicine.
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Cyclists who wore helmets were 44% less likely to die from their injuries than their counterparts who did not, the study also found.
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For instance, sometimes living in rural areas was beneficial, in that rural youth were less likely than urban counterparts to die from assault.
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WHO has described the fact children die from a vaccine-preventable disease as a "collective failure" to protect the world's most vulnerable children.
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Men 75 or older may not need it, because they may die from other causes before the cancer can catch up with them.
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Studies from China suggest that people with uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes are more likely to experience severe Covid-221 and die from it.
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Studies from China suggest that people with uncontrolled hypertension and diabetes are more likely to experience severe Covid-221 and die from it.
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But in poor countries today, more than half of people who die from heart disease are under 70 — some of them well under.
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Police have yet to reveal the cause of death for the deceased 2-year-old, but believe she did not die from natural causes.
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So Lo, who has seen his mother and several friends die from cancer, wants to use the techniques of Wall Street to fix healthcare.
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Generally, women are known to have suicidal ideation and to attempt suicide more often than men, but are less likely to die from it.
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It's over 17 million for World War I, over 60 million for World War II. Does he know how many people die from terrorism?
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Americans who engage in unprotected sex are more likely to contract Zika virus, while older people are more likely to die from West Nile.
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The area is frequented by migrants crossing into the U.S., although the hot and dry conditions have caused many migrants to die from dehydration.
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"If the fridge is running, you are going to die from the cold, if it isn't, you are going to suffocate," Mr. Burnett said.
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Most babies do not die from Pfeiffer syndrome, and many babies with type 1 grow up to have a normal lifespan and normal intelligence.
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A few manage to escape, but are likely to die from their injuries -- sometimes because they have gnawed off a limb to free themselves.
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The CDC predicts at least 12,000 people will die from the flu in the U.S. annually at the low-end of estimates of deaths.
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Even when the vaccines on the market do not work perfectly, vaccinated people are less likely to get severely ill and die from flu.
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"It's incredibly important to put these things into perspective – the vast majority of people in this study did not die from suicide," Redelmeier said.
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Reality Check: Clinton on 33,000 gun deaths annually By Ali Foreman, CNN "We have 33,000 people a year who die from guns," Clinton claimed.
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Though many people are afraid of sharks, all over the world, only five people a year die from shark attacks on average, Watson says.
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Data shows that black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy or child-birth related causes than white women.
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He was speeding and on drugs when he clipped a pickup truck, causing the driver to strike a guardrail and die from his injuries.
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A lot of babies die from the condition, Klein said, and , at 17 weeks, the twins underwent surgery in utero at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
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After leaving her family, she finds solace in the friendship of Mary Whitney (Rebecca Liddiard), whom she then watches die from a botched abortion.
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There's no magic wand to solve gun violence in America, but neither is it immutable fate that 32,000 Americans die from firearms each year.
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I figured I'd die from my injuries, but she'd have to live with her guilt and embarrassment at seeing me there, bloody and exposed.
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These cetaceans often die from infections brought on by their weakened immune systems, which happens despite constant veterinary care and life in controlled environments.
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Elephants have many copies of p53 and seldom die from cancer; adding copies of p53 to human genomes might protect us from space radiation.
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I know you can die from drinking too much water and I thought—after quickly downing four gallons—I did it on this one.
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An estimated 30,700 people will be diagnosed, and 12,770 will die from the disease, in the United States this year, according to the company.
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The age of people who die from new pathogens is usually higher because they may have other health issues that make them more vulnerable.
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Last week a White House panel, stating that 142 Americans die from drug overdoses every day, urged President Trump to make such a declaration.
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In Georgia, black women were 2000 times more likely than white women to die from the procedure at the time, the same book notes.
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Every day, more than 1,000 Americans are treated in emergency rooms for opioid misuse, and 91 die from opioid overdoses, according to the CDC.
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One startling figure from non-governmental organization Standing Voice claims that 133% of Tanzanian albinos die from skin cancer before the age of 40.
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The organization estimates nearly 13,200 new cases of cervical cancer will be diagnosed this year, and about 4,19623 women will die from the cancer.
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More people die from drugs than from guns These numbers illustrate the continued difficulty of trying to get control of this public health epidemic.
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Why it matters: Nature reports that 15 million babies are born prematurely across the globe each year, and 1.1 million will die from complications.
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As many as one in 253 die from measles in the poorest regions of the world, according to the University of Oxford in England.
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Black children are also twice as likely as white children to be hospitalized from asthma, and four times as likely to die from it.
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Seven thousand women die from complications of unsafe abortion each year, and deaths due to unsafe abortion constitute 13 percent of all maternal deaths.
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And around the world, some 830 women per day die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth, according to the World Health Organization.
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"Many pets die from falling from windows or patios that are not even half as high," said Dr. Emily Ulfelder of Angell's surgery team.
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People with compromised immune systems are particularly susceptible to TB, and about a fourth of people who die from TB also have HIV/AIDS.
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Statistics show that approximately 46,000 Americans die from a drug overdose each year, meaning nearly 85033 people die every single day from drug abuse.
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It was August 2017, less than a year before 17 people would die from the capsizing of the Ride the Ducks Branson amphibious vessel.
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In the United States, about two million people fall ill from drug-resistant bacteria every year and at least 23,000 die from those infections.
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But I have also seen the failure of progress in cancer research as I watched my 5-year-old son die from brain cancer.
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Across the United States, black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy- or childbirth-related factors than white women.
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One or two of every 1,000 children who get measles will die from complications, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"Unfortunately, we expect there will be people who die from that and people will be poisoned from it," Funk said in a telephone interview.
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As a pediatric cardiologist who works in a children's hospital, it is rare for me to see a child die from an infectious disease.
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But about two million who later become infected with a different serotype develop dangerous hemorrhagic fevers, and about 25,000 die from them each year.
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During that time, the excluded terminal patients die from their diseases without ever finding out if the investigational drugs they sought might have helped.
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In the mines I visited in Bolivia, where Apple's suppliers source some of its tin, dozens of miners die from cave ins every year.
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One or two of every 1,43 children who get measles will die from complications, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the government's top infectious disease expert, says between 217,27 and 27,000 Americans may die from the coronavirus before the pandemic ends.
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Older adults with additional health conditions are far more likely to become severely ill or die from a coronavirus infection than younger people are.
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Most shockingly, rural Americans were 50 percent more likely to die from an unintentional injury than urban Americans during this 15-year period. Why?
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According to Moore, people with traditional head and neck cancer will eventually die from that cancer 50 percent of the time—even with treatment.
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For example, seeming bored with the idea that people are going to die from a global pandemic because it slightly inconveniences your social plans.
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But it's a good bet that more people will eventually die from the toxins Harvey leaves behind than were killed during the storm itself.
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Such steps are considered particularly necessary for the elderly and people with underlying health conditions who are more likely to die from COVID-85033.
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Those decreases matter: More than 2,000 children die from diarrhea-related diseases every day, and respiratory diseases, such as pneumonia, kill millions every year.
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We learned to recognize the common forward-slumping position of people who die from opioid overdoses, which is sometimes referred to as prayer position.
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Racial disparities are even more jarring: Black women are three to four times more likely than white women to die from a pregnancy complication.
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At 13, he said he tried cocaine that his father had left in a bathroom, and he has seen two friends die from overdoses.
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In fact, one study found that women who owned guns were twice as likely to die from firearm homicide than women who did not.
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When it comes to flying, you've probably heard this before: You're more likely to die from a lightning strike than in a plane crash.
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Syrian refugees escape the war, but die from the cold More than a million Syrians have taken refuge in Lebanon, straining the country's resources.
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The American Cancer Society estimates that 72,240 people will be diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma this year and 20,140 people will die from it.
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According to the World Health Organization, some 47,000 women die from botched abortions each year, accounting for almost 13 percent of maternal deaths worldwide.
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Most people with ALS die from respiratory failure, usually within three to five years of displaying symptoms, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Several women each year are sexually assaulted while in chhaupadi and some die — from cold exposure, snake bite or suffocation caused by smoke inhalation.
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Even though it is on the rise in this country, it's just 16 out of every 100,000 people who die from it each year.
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After all, it's easy to find charts on how many people die from overdoses of heroin, natural opioids like oxycodone, or synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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Research has shown that between 700 and 900 women die from pregnancy- or childbirth-related causes every year, while around 65,000 come close to dying.
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The sheriff of the county in Ohio, where more people die from overdoses than from any other cause, won't let his officers carry the drug.
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"Without this commitment, children will continue to die from a disease that is easy and cheap to prevent," said Robin Nandy, UNICEF's head of immunization.
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Some 47,000 women die from botched abortions each year worldwide, accounting for up to 13 percent of maternal deaths, according to the World Health Organization.
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In 2018, the American Cancer Society estimates 91,270 people in the United States will develop melanoma skin cancer, and 9,320 people will die from it.
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According to Marie Stopes International, one of the groups that would lose funding, as many as fourteen women a day could die from this policy.
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They found that married patients were noticeably less likely to die from any cause, especially cardiovascular disease, and less likely to have a heart attack.
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The results also confirmed known racial disparities: Black women were about three times as likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause as white women.
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Those with the lowest life purpose scores were also twice as likely to die from digestive tract conditions, compared to participants with the highest scores.
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In nutrition, for example, diets are recorded, often from memory, and people are followed to see whether they are diagnosed or die from various diseases.
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Middle-aged men who smoke are four times more likely to die from coronary artery disease, and middle-aged women are five times as likely.
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About 17,760 people are estimated to die from brain and spinal cord tumors in the United States, in 2019, according to the American Cancer Society.
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The weekend warriors were about 30 percent less likely to die from any cause during the study period, compared with the people who didn't exercise.
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About 22,400 American women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year and about 14,000 will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Professor Robert Lamb, a Northwestern University biochemist who studies the influenza virus, says it is uncommon for someone so young to die from the illness.
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Professional football players are four times more likely to have ALS and three times more likely to die from neurodegenerative diseases like ALS or Alzheimer's.
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Every year in the U.S., 700 to 900 women die from pregnancy or childbirth-related causes, and some 65,000 nearly die, according to the report.
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Autistic adults who don't have a learning disability, like me, are still nine times more likely to die from suicide than our non-autistic peers.
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The End of Life Option Act will allow those terminally ill individuals to take back some control over how they will die from their disease.
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An estimated 5,960 Americans will be diagnosed with ALL this year, and around 1,470 will die from the disease, according to the National Cancer Institute.
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Suicide rates continue to increase across the region, and while more young women attempt suicide, more young men die from it, the health agency said.
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People can die from the venom, but fatal incidents are highly unlikely and more than 90 percent of brown recluse bites heal without serious complications.
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It might sound like painfully obvious advice for the government to dole out, but people die from fireworks accidents each year, and thousands get injured.
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"When the doctor wouldn't count him as one of the people who die from hospital-acquired infections, I was outraged," said Rae Greulich, his widow.
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Debbie Reynolds did not die from grief, she just wanted to be reunited with her daughter Carrie Fisher, according to the actress's son, Todd Fisher.
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But resistance to knowledge about how to help people live with guns so as to not die from them produces something often more deadly: inaction.
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Though malaria kills 438,000 people a year, it annually infects 214 million, which means the percentage of people who die from malaria is extremely low.
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A 5-year-old boy in Iowa is dealing with an extremely rare condition where he could literally die from being scared, reports Fox News.
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The bottom line is that companies that live and die from ad revenue will need to keep growing their profits to keep their investors happy.
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And we're going to take on the gun lobby because it is absolutely unconscionable to have... (APPLAUSE) ... 33,000 people a year die from gun violence.
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That was before a team of journalists revealed that Hexi Pharma had been diluting its products, possibly causing patients to die from antibiotic-resistant infections.
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Each year, there are between one to four million cholera cases recorded globally and at least 21,000 die from the preventable disease, the WHO says.
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"Women diagnosed with breast cancer who participate in screening mammography are less likely to die from breast cancer than those who do not," Tuite added.
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Asian Americans are twice as likely to develop chronic hepatitis B, as compared to Whites, and 7.5 times more likely to die from the disease.
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Between 2016 and 2025, 700,400 people will die from an opioid overdose, it estimates, and 80% of these deaths will be attributable to illicit opioids.
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But Terrill Thomas hadn't committed suicide, he was not killed in an altercation with another inmate, nor did he die from an undiagnosed health condition.
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But for all the people that are saved through treatment or surgery, an estimated 2628,28500 people in the U.S. still die from HVD each year.
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Every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 500,000 people get sick and 85033 individuals die from eating contaminated pork products.
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Every year, an estimated 23,000 Americans die from antibiotic-resistant superbugs Candida auris worries healthcare experts because it can't be contained with existing drug treatments.
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"Without this commitment, children will continue to die from a disease that is easy and cheap to prevent," said Robin Nandy, Unicef's head of immunization.
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A recent study found that women of color in America die from cervical cancer at more than twice the rate of white women in America.
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"Living in New York City is just a long game of Donkey Kong, and eventually we will all die from faulty scaffolding," she said online.
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Today's serum refinement process is better, resulting in fewer people who survive the bite only to die from bad reactions to extraneous horse-serum proteins.
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Approximately 28500,6900 women die from the disease each year, a ratio of one out of every 2628 women, according to Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance.
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Saying that only one or two percent of the population would die from COVID-19 sounds not-that-bad until you actually do the maths.
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If coronavirus is fatal to 1% of the US population of 331 million people, that would mean that 3.3 million people would die from it.
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These are very, very common medical procedures, and people still want to act like they're so dangerous and so unsafe and women die from them.
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In fact, Chinese men smoke one-third of the world's cigarettes, and one-third of all young men are expected to die from the habit.
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A poster by Gran Fury, "Women Don't Get AIDS, They Just Die From it" (1991) is placed opposite the display dedicated to Soviet women artists.
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In contrast, every day in America, another hundred people die from gun violence and 133 more are injured — and our president and Congress do nothing.
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It's definitely a bad sign if your lips turn blue, but you probably won't die from oxygen deprivation by sucking on a whipped-cream can.
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They die from the flu when its transmission isn't taken seriously, because the lives at stake are not valued highly enough to try to save.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, warned on CNN over the weekend that 100,000 to 200,000 Americans could die from the virus.
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A million birds and more than 100,000 sea mammals die from eating or getting tangled in plastic waste each year, according to the British government.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A 76-year-old man became the first person in India to die from coronavirus, a state health minister said on Thursday.
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But one-third of patients die from EEE, and others who develop problems in the nervous system are likely to be mentally and physically disabled.
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"It's so disappointing that we continuously have so many kids die from heatstroke when we have something so simple that can protect them," Casa says.
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Older people and those who have preexisting conditions seem to be much more likely to die from COVID-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus.
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That number represents an increase from the approximately 37 children under 14 who die from being left in hot cars each year, according to NoHeatStroke.
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Study: Black men nearly three times as likely to die from police use of force Landry said that Sterling had illicit drugs in his system.
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About 6 million people around the world die from sepsis every year, with 52,000 of those in the UK, according to the UK Sepsis Trust.
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Many studies have found that people who regularly exercise are much less likely to develop or die from cardiac disease than people who are sedentary.
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Vice President Mike Pence in media interviews Sunday refused to condemn Donald Trump Jr. for claiming that Democrats want Americans to die from the coronavirus.
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The Associated Press reported that people without a regular CCR5 gene are more likely to catch the West Nile virus and die from the flu.
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Due to bad economics or poor infrastructure, millions of people, most of them children, die from diseases associated with inadequate water supply, sanitation and hygiene.
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My kids did not die from too many meals of plain buttered pasta, or plain buttered chicken, or plain buttered swordfish, or plain buttered cauliflower.
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It turned out that exercise, in any amount, had substantially lessened the risk that someone would die from any cause, including heart disease and cancer.
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"They will die from lack of discipline, lost because of their great follow Proverbs 5:23," Rubio tweeted Wednesday, which was cited as an example.
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One or two out of every 22015,2136 children who get measles will die from complications, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The overwhelming majority of children who die from abuse or neglect are under the age of four; roughly half are less than a year old.
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Despite progress reducing smoking rates, and some advances in earlier detection of lung cancer, more than 85033,000 Americans will die from the disease this year.
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Despite being largely preventable with screening and treatable if caught early, more than 50,85033 people in the United States die from colorectal cancer each year.
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He thought he would die from the pain, and members of his American family wondered if they would eventually receive him home in a stretcher.
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Mississippi health officials said the person, who is the first in the state to die from the vaping-related illness, was under 30 years old.
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It is in America's national security and economic interests to ensure that fewer people throughout the world go hungry and fewer children die from malnutrition.
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A 2011 Veterans Affairs study found that veterans were twice as likely to die from an opioid overdose compared to the rest of the population.
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Pepfar spends billions of dollars treating women with H.I.V., only to see them die from cervical cancer, which costs a fraction as much to prevent.
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A round like this every morning would probably have caused him to die from the first meal of the day, long before he shot himself.
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"I can't depend on the box, otherwise I would die from hunger," said Yuni Perez, a 48-year-old rubbish collector and mother of three.
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His results were shocking: HIV-positive smokers are six to 13 times more likely to die from lung cancer than from traditional AIDS-related causes.
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But if they, let's say, were both indulging massively and in some place that was remote from medical attention— you could in theory die from that.
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Through my discussions with Professor Hart, I have learned that while it is possible to die from an overdose of an opioid alone, this is uncommon.
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"Some of the victims were thrown alive by ISIS into this well and some others were left there to die from their injuries," al Wagga said.
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You would die from cosmic rays first (around 47,500,000 miles or halfway) if you were making the trip from Earth to the Sun in your spacesuit.
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If Kevin's death is officially attributed to influenza, he would become the first child to die from the flu in Virginia during the 2017-2018 season.
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Black men are more likely to develop prostate cancer and to die from it than white men, the researchers note in European Urology, online August 22017.
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The flu shot also prevents the spread of flu to others — including vulnerable people who are more likely to be hospitalized or die from the flu.
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Every year, about 1.2 million people get sick, 23,000 are hospitalized, and 450 people die from salmonella, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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By comparison, roughly 60,000 people die from the flu each year in the U.S. alone ... and it can be as high as 646,000 on average worldwide!!!
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But look at the picture for the population as a whole: Over all, 3,600 Americans drown each year, while 36,000 die from guns (yes, including suicides).
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More Americans now die from drug overdoses than car crashes, and these overdoses have hit families from every walk in life and across our entire nation.
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Now, more than 2 million people have an opioid-use disorder associated with the pills, and around 343,000 people a year die from overdosing on them.
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If you are generally unfit now, you are more likely to develop or die from conditions like heart disease, diabetes and some cancers later in life.
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Glatt Stove – Glatt Stove distributes clean cook stoves and fuel to save the lives of those who die from lack of access to clean cooking options.
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The lower average age of those who die from heart problems around the holidays implies that some people may simply wait too long to receive care.
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