In 2016, the black infant mortality rate in the state was 70 percent higher than the mortality rate of white infants.
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In 21, the infant mortality rate among non-Hispanic whites was 21 per 2000,27 births, as was the infant mortality rate among Hispanics.
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Coronavirus patients with heart disease, for instance, had around a 10% mortality rate, while those with diabetes had around a 7% mortality rate.
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The infant mortality rate is made up of two subcategories: the neonatal mortality rate (deaths of infants up to 27 days old per 22016,22017 live births) and postneonatal mortality rate (deaths of infants ages 22015 days through 216.3 months per 2100,2000 live births).
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While it's nowhere near the 10 percent mortality rate of its cousin SARS, or the 34 percent mortality rate of MERS, COVID-19 has an overall mortality rate of 2.3 percent, with 80 percent of deaths occurring above the age of 60.
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The mortality rate of the coronavirus, about 2 percent so far, appears to be far lower than SARS, which has a mortality rate of about 10 percent.
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Coronavirus patients with heart disease, for instance, had an about 10% mortality rate, according to the study, while those with diabetes had around a 7% mortality rate.
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Study authors ultimately found that the mortality rate three months after management through surgery was 38% and the mortality rate with all types of management was 54%.
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Todd County, South Dakota, had the highest mortality rate from transportation-related injuries in 2014, and the county with the lowest mortality rate was New York County, Murray said.
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It had a 2% mortality rate, according to the CDC -- around twice what experts believe to be the mortality rate of the coronavirus - and 20 times the common flu.
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" ACOG, however, argues that the abortion pill actually increases safety for women, as the mortality rate associated with medication abortion "continues to be lower than the mortality rate associated with childbirth.
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They found 38 deaths in the households, and they used that figure to calculate a mortality rate and then compared it to the mortality rate from the same time the previous year.
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On average, high-income countries have a newborn mortality rate of about one in 333, compared with low-income countries' newborn mortality rate of about one in 37, according to the report.
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By contrast, the mortality rate for surgical abortion is about .
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It was a profession with a really high mortality rate.
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It's maternal mortality rate is "alarmingly" high, according to UNICEF.
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It has the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses.
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America's infant mortality rate has dropped by half since 1980.
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Black Americans experience an infant mortality rate of 11.1 vs.
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And shockingly, the mortality rate is getting worse, not better.
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But experts aren't sure what is raising their mortality rate.
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It was highly contagious and had an astronomic mortality rate.
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" He continued: "And your mortality rate shoots through the roof.
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Its mortality rate is about 3.4%, the WHO has estimated.
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The mortality rate for countries with socialism is 100 percent.
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Its drug mortality rate became the lowest in Western Europe.
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As of Tuesday, Wuhan coronavirus' mortality rate was about 2.3%.
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Details: The study found that the post-hurricane mortality rate was 14.3 deaths per 1,000 persons, which was a 62 percent increase from the pre-storm mortality rate during the same period in 2016.
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What's more, Pregnancy Medical Home launched in 2011, after which the black maternal mortality rate continued to decline — but it can't account for the decline in the mortality rate among black moms before then.
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According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, COVID-19's mortality rate is probably about 1%, which is still about 10 times the flu's mortality rate.
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Germany had a high birth rate and a falling mortality rate.
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Chile's maternal-mortality rate is among the lowest in Latin America.
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Where the infant mortality rate is one of the nation's worst?
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But Japan's infant mortality rate is only one-third of America's.
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Georgia has the second-highest maternal mortality rate in the country.
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Scholars estimate the mortality rate is between about 2% and 20%.
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The mortality rate is about 22019-70 percent with supportive care.
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The infant mortality rate was one of the highest on earth.
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In the United States, the mortality rate is close to zero.
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I noticed a very high mortality rate of people near him.
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With a 3.4% mortality rate, that would mean 11 million deaths.
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Here's the mortality rate for patients with various underlying health problems.
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"We didn't know about the mortality rate, AFE, anything," Darin said.
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It was absurdly dangerous work with a mortality rate to match.
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The agency said it would have to revise the mortality rate.
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The state has the highest infant mortality rate in the country.
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The mortality rate of SFTS can reach as high as 30 percent.
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The mortality rate is on the order of one per thousand cases.
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She was moving into septic shock, which has a high mortality rate.
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"I just keep thinking about the mortality rate," she says, in tears.
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Fifty-six countries have a lower infant mortality rate than we do.
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Meanwhile, Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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There's nothing natural about Haiti's bitter poverty and steep infant mortality rate.
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Secondly, the mortality rate for coronavirus is not even close to 100%.
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The World Health Organization has estimated the mortality rate to be 3.4%.
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It compares the overall child mortality rate across 10 high-income countries.
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The common flu in the U.S. has a mortality rate of 0.1%.
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The common flu in the U.S. has a mortality rate of 0.1%.
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Older people also have a much higher mortality rate than younger people.
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Mississippi's infant mortality rate puts it on par with Botswana and Bahrain.
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This compares with an estimated 67% overall mortality rate for untreated cases.
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Researchers found a 62 percent increase in the mortality rate from Sept.
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Even with its low mortality rate, the flu takes a significant toll.
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Here's the mortality rate for each preexisting condition reported in the study:
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The high mortality rate there could have dangerous implications for developing countries.
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So far, the mortality rate for the Wuhan coronavirus is below 3%.
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Here's the mortality rate for each age bracket, according to the study:
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The mortality rate is changing as the numbers of people affected change.
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Among wealthy countries, the U.S. also boasts the highest infant mortality rate.
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The strain is transmissible to humans, but the mortality rate is low.
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South Carolina has the 8th highest maternal mortality rate in the country.
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"This had a huge effect on the material mortality rate," Baum said.
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It now has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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"The real mortality rate of the disease may be lower," Leshem said.
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The maternal mortality rate in Finland has been going down for years.
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People who achieved 3 to 6 MET hours per week had a mortality rate of 8.6 percent at 15 years, while participants who managed 33 to 12 MET hours a week had a mortality rate of 7.4 percent.
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The rare developmental disorder causes delayed growth and has a high mortality rate.
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Some infected colonies have experienced a mortality rate of more than 95 percent.
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Cut it, and we could have a maternal mortality rate higher than Zimbabwe.
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Black men have the highest lung cancer mortality rate of any demographic group.
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The mortality rate is 2.4 times higher than that of the overall population.
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For them, the disease can be more aggressive, with double the mortality rate.
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The facts about its spread, vaccine and mortality rate can't be lied away.
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It was Patau syndrome, a severe chromosomal disorder with a high mortality rate.
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The mortality rate generally drops as testing rises and more patients are identified.
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That may mean that the mortality rate is probably lower than we realize.
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It increases the mortality rate in fathers, too, but only from unnatural causes.
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However, there is also a great need to understand the true mortality rate.
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America's infant mortality rate is almost double that of some of its peers.
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Now, 2.5 percent mortality is about the mortality rate of the 1393 flu.
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The seasonal flu, by comparison, has a mortality rate of about 0.1 percent.
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Now, 50013 percent mortality is about the mortality rate of the 50003 flu.
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Seventeen deaths out of 555 cases would mean a 3 percent mortality rate.
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The SARS outbreak two decades ago had a mortality rate of about 10%.
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The United States can and must improve the mortality rate of colorectal cancer.
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With proper treatment, the mortality rate for cholera victims is just 1 percent.
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The Ministry of Health, however, released a report in 2015 stating the mortality rate for children under age 4 had spiked from 0.02 percent in 2012 to over 2.0 percent — a hundredfold increase — and the maternal mortality rate grew nearly fivefold.
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Medical marijuana has also been found to be helpful; in one study people with TBI who used medicinal marijuana had a 2.4 percent mortality rate compared to nearly 10 percent mortality rate of people with TBI who did not partake.
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For reference, according to data from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the 1957 Asian flu pandemic (0.6 percent mortality rate) killed 1.1 million people and the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic (2 percent mortality rate) killed 50 million worldwide.
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It spoke to African-American women, who face the highest breast cancer mortality rate.
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On top of that, the more friend requests received, the lower the mortality rate.
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The United States trails other rich countries when it comes to maternal mortality rate.
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According to an NCBI study, the infection has about a 27 percent mortality rate.
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Treatment involves both antibiotics and antitoxins, and the case mortality rate is 5–10%.
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But the virus can be fatal and has a mortality rate of 38 percent.
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According to a NCBI study, the infection has about a 27 percent mortality rate.
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At the same time, the overall U.S. maternal mortality rate has continued to rise.
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But the virus can be fatal and has a mortality rate of 38 percent.
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With hospitals bare of supplies, the maternal mortality rate jumped by 66% last year.
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The greater mortality rate means by about age 13, women are equal to men.
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Anorexia nervosa is the most fatal mental illness, with a mortality rate of 10%.
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The overall U.S. maternal mortality rate is 28503 per 22019,000 births, itself shockingly high.
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Symptoms and mortality rate Once transmitted, the virus incubates for two to 21 days.
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She has taken on a project in Senegal to reduce the maternal mortality rate.
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Now, the infant mortality rate is comparable to Spain, which is why he wins.
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The NIH's Fauci, himself an immunologist, has said the mortality rate is about 2%.
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We know the mortality rate is pretty low, so it can't really kill us.
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And that would mean, given coronavirus' mortality rate, that many more people would die.
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Today, the average woman has 1.9 children, with an 0.7 percent child mortality rate.
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There, 36 moms die per 100,000 births, or five times California's maternal mortality rate.
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Will I die from the actual rising maternal mortality rate plaguing the United States?
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The infant mortality rate is three times higher than that of New York City.
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Earlier estimates of the mortality rate in China had been closer to 2 percent.
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The WHO's estimated mortality rate for COVID-0003 started off at 2000%, Fauci said.
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The mortality rate is "many times more severe than typical seasonal influenza," Gates said.
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In fact, the mortality rate difference was statistically insignificant but still raises key questions.
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After Iniki, the mortality rate from diabetes went up significantly in the year after.
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John Kennedy on Tuesday, comparing its mortality rate to that of the seasonal flu.
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In the new analysis, the mortality rate for black women was 10.1 per 100,000.
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Surgeons consider operations high-risk if their 30-day mortality rate exceeds 1 percent.
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In 2016, the United States' infant mortality rate was 5.9 deaths per 1,000 births.
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"The 1 percent mortality rate is based on perfect ICU care," the doctor said.
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Alarmingly, the white maternal mortality rate has risen in North Carolina over the years.
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But by 2015, their mortality rate had eclipsed that of blacks by 30 percent.
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They found that hippo attacks had the highest mortality rate of any animal examined.
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Public health experts told Business Insider that the anxious response worldwide is partly down to a "fear of the unknown," despite the coronavirus currently having a mortality rate of around 2% - compared to the 9.6% mortality rate of the 2003 SARS outbreak.
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"We've seen a doubling of the maternal mortality rate for women in Texas," stated Richards.
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It has a high mortality rate, with patients sometimes dying before the age of 10.
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As of February this year, Georgia had the highest maternal mortality rate in the nation.
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Cables for your smartphone, computer, or camera see the highest mortality rate of all tech.
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The state has the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate and the highest infant mortality rate.
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This is a higher occupational mortality rate than any other group of women ever studied.
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The U.S. has made progress in reducing its infant mortality rate, according to the CDC.
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Absent treatment, the mortality rate for these patients, then as now, was effectively 100 percent.
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At 20 miles (103 kilometers) per hour, non-drivers have a five percent mortality rate.
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Black women are at higher risk, contributing to a higher mortality rate than white women.
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In the northern stretches of the reef, the mortality rate was closer to three-quarters.
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Screening and early detection can dramatically reduce the mortality rate for cervical cancer in particular.
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But that's also pushing other issues, like the dismal maternal mortality rate, on the backburner.
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To put this in context, the average workplace mortality rate in the United States is .
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"Now, they say the mortality rate for coronavirus is higher than a flu," Pirro said.
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But a recent study pegged the mortality rate for symptomatic coronavirus cases at 1.4 percent.
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Marine creatures have a 50 percent mortality rate when they ingest any form of plastic.
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According to the New York Times, experts estimate the mortality rate closer to 85033 percent.
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And let's assume a mortality rate, and again, forgive me for speaking with such morbidity.
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The more doctors in training per bed a hospital had, the lower its mortality rate.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a fact about Uttar Pradesh's infant mortality rate.
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Throughout any outbreak, there is a third, more difficult problem with estimating the mortality rate.
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And now scientists estimate that the mortality rate from the coronavirus is around two percent.
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Half die within five years, a mortality rate comparable to that of some metastatic cancers.
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Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) -- another type of coronavirus -- has a mortality rate of 35%.
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For instance, Warren and Harris both proposed policies to reduce the Black maternal mortality rate.
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Between 2010 and 2017, midlife US adults experienced a 6% total increase in mortality rate.
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Today in America, the overall cancer mortality rate is 161 per 100,000 people per year.
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At the time, there was a little-understood but high mortality rate disease: HIV/AIDS.
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Why is our maternal mortality rate going up when it's going down in peer countries?
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It had a mortality rate of 2.5% and killed more people — 30 million to 4343 million — than the 20 million who died in World War I. If the 4.5% mortality rate of COVID-19 drops, it won't be as bad as the 1918 flu.
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It had a mortality rate of 2.5% and killed more people — 30 million to 50 million — than the 20 million who died in World War I. If the 4.5% mortality rate of COVID-693 drops, it won't be as bad as the 1918 flu.
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And even if the virus is not contained, it is still important to understand the mortality rate in order to determine appropriate resource allocation: The higher the mortality rate, the greater the resources that will be needed to support the US health care system.
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What they do has a direct impact on the mortality rate from opioids in this country.
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Those who showed "moderate use" of the social network were linked with the lowest mortality rate.
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The maternal mortality rate has more than doubled over the last 30 years, despite medical advances.
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These extra cancer deaths explained the slightly higher mortality rate seen overall in the aspirin group.
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Both disorders have a high mortality rate, and Dravet syndrome patients often die before age 10.
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Lipkin said he estimates the mortality rate of the coronavirus will ultimately be less than 1%.
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The infectious disease is treatable but without proper antibiotics it can have a 90% mortality rate.
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It causes severe illness and has a high-mortality rate, especially among high-risk, hospitalized patients.
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In 2016, the infant mortality rate rose 30 percent, while maternal mortality spiked by 65 percent .
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And even when compared to Finland and Sweden, the mortality rate was still 60 percent higher.
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These have a cancer-mortality rate of about 5%, compared with 11-25% in human populations.
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In 103, the total colorectal mortality rate in that age group was 4.3 people per 100,000.
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For other countries, the average infant mortality rate was 3.6 fatalities for every 1,000 live births.
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We need better data: the CDC has not published an official maternal mortality rate since 2007.
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Patients with doctors under the age of 40 had a 30-day mortality rate of 10.8%.
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Their higher mortality rate could be a result of them being less healthy to begin with.
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But over the past 218 years, the maternal mortality rate trend reversed and steadily marched upward.
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The mortality rate for American men without a high school education — the Trump base — has decreased.
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" However, he said, the reef "is a very big system, and the mortality rate varies substantially.
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During that 18-year span, the mortality rate for youth due to opioid poisonings nearly tripled.
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When Erdogan came to power, infant mortality rate in Turkey was comparable to pre-war Syria.
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At 109 deaths per 1,000 births, it has the highest infant mortality rate in the country.
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But the sharp decreases last season may have been enough to force the mortality rate up.
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A major driver of New York's infant mortality rate is the city's stubborn teen pregnancy rate.
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The unemployment rate is nearly four times higher; the child mortality rate more than twice so.
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And the mortality rate for animals brought into the country illegally is abnormally high, he said.
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One of the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals focused on driving down the maternal mortality rate.
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Spain's coronavirus mortality rate, like Italy's, has been significantly higher than in other countries, confounding authorities.
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The resulting mortality rate was roughly 62 percent higher compared with the same period in 2016.
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Sixty people have died, a mortality rate of a little under eight-tenths of a percent.
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Continuing, he said the average estimated mortality rate of the virus is currently about 22020 percent.
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The United States already has an infant mortality rate twice that of Austria and South Korea.
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The infant mortality rate in America is nearly three times higher than in Finland or Japan.
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Most scientists agree the mortality rate will fall by the time the disease runs its course.
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Although influenza kills more people every year, its overall mortality rate is only about 0.1 percent.
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Most seedlings die within a year; the mortality rate is more than ninety-nine per cent.
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Of the 81,191 confirmed cases, 2,768 people have died, a mortality rate of about 3 percent.
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In that case, the mortality rate is probably substantially lower than the statistics make it seem.
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This suggests that there are other factors involved in the high mortality rate among BBL patients.
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The U.S. has the worst midlife mortality rate among 17 high-income countries, the report found.
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Taken together, these actions don't bode well at a time when America's mortality rate is rising.
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Quite literally, as Anorexia Nervosa has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder in adolescence.
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Anorexia has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder, and relapse after treatment is common.
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The research also found people who ate more carbs were linked with a higher mortality rate.
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Hispanic and Latino prisoners had roughly the same mortality rate as whites in prisons and jails.
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Based on the WHO's most recent mortality rate of 3.4%, the COVID-113 outbreak is shaping up to be at least 34 times deadlier than the flu, which has a mortality rate of about 0.1% and kills 290,000 to 650,000 people per year across the globe.
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Officially, in 20083, the nationwide mortality rate of opioid-related overdoses was 9 deaths per 100,000 people.
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But for states that didn't require background checks, the median mortality rate was 5.7 per 100,000 children.
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The mortality rate, depending on the type of Ebola, varies from 25 percent to nearly 90 percent.
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Other researchers have found the mortality rate from heart disease is higher in these [high-prejudice] areas.
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Worse still, black women have the highest breast cancer mortality rate in comparison to their white peers.
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These causes of death have increased the overall mortality rate amongst white men without a college degree.
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According to the national health ministry, India's newborn mortality rate stands at 29 per 1,000 live births.
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But for black women, the mortality rate is over 3 times higher — 40 deaths per 100,000 births.
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By the end of the decade, the mortality rate for malaria had fallen to nine per 100,000.
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Since December 2016, there have been 234 cases and 80 confirmed deaths, signifying an alarming mortality rate.
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Officially, in 22014, the nationwide mortality rate of opioid-related overdoses was 222 deaths per 22008,2003 people.
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A government study in 2013 had put the TB mortality rate nationwide at 7.5 per 1,211 cases.
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Tent cities formed around hospitals due to the lack of available doctors, and the mortality rate skyrocketed.
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That actual mortality rate was 60 to 76 percent higher than the expected rate in those states.
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The East African nation last suffered a Marburg outbreak, which has a high mortality rate, in 2014.
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Between 2000 and 2011, the mortality rate for tuberculosis fell from 203 per 100,000 cases to 12.
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Judge heart surgeons by the mortality rate of their patients, and they will turn away risky patients.
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But those 18 deaths become 40 deaths when analyzing the maternal mortality rate for African American women.
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Not all the trees will survive, but the Arbor Day Foundation predicts only a 3% mortality rate.
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According to Fauci, the mortality rate for remdesivir, an antiviral drug made by Gilead, was 33 percent.
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The report notes that the US has highest child mortality rate of 20 rich countries (OPEC comparison).
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That mortality rate is 2000% higher than for African-Americans and three times the rate of whites.
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It can be devastating: Untreated GPA has a mortality rate of roughly 80 percent at one year.
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The infant mortality rate in the U.S. is nearly three times higher than in Finland or Japan.
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With a mortality rate on the order of 0.9 percent, that could mean 1-2 million deaths.
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I'm in the age group that has a one in seven mortality rate if I get it.
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Early indicators are that the coronavirus mortality rate is similar to the 1918 flu, roughly 2 percent.
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What we know is that the mortality rate due to obesity will soon outpace that of malnutrition.
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Unfortunately, most of what has been reported about the mortality rate of the novel coronavirus is wrong.
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Among children, the mortality rate is two times higher than in the rest of the Brazilian population.
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And it does not fare well either when it comes to the maternal mortality rate for women.
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Go deeper: The life expectancy for every country in the world Global child mortality rate continues decline
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Meanwhile, providers of abortion and family planning are dwindling and the maternal mortality rate remains unconscionably high.
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Wolf also struggled with precise mortality rate for the virus and how it compares to the flu.
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The country with the lowest newborn mortality rate was Japan: only one death in every 1,235 births.
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And, according to the Eating Disorders Coalition, anorexia has the highest mortality rate of all mental disorders.
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The one-year mortality rate today is 0.1 percent, safer than gallbladder surgery or a joint replacement.
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The species fall victim to it at different paces, with a mortality rate of 66-100 percent.
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The mortality rate was 8 percent for people who achieved 15 to 21 MET hours per week.
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Factors contributing to the higher mortality rate among some immigrants include pre-existing illnesses, such as tuberculosis.
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"In the US, the overall infant mortality rate is around 5 deaths per 1,000 births," Oster writes.
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If the mortality rate of 2015 had persisted, over 400,000 more kids would have died in 2017.
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These treatments are aimed at reducing the disease's mortality rate, which is typically 50 percent, the WHO reports.
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"From 1970 to 1973, the mortality rate at the clinic had fallen to less than 0.5%," Valsamis said.
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It affects different species in different ways, including a human mortality rate of between 2473 to 23.0 percent.
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"Medical abortions have the same mortality rate as natural miscarriages, (approximately 1 death per 234,000 prescriptions)," he wrote.
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The swine flu pandemic killed about 285,000 people at the time, but it had a low mortality rate.
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The U.S. infant mortality rate is among the highest in developing countries at 5.8 deaths per 1,000 births.
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There's no single reason for this disturbing uptick in the mortality rate, but a toxic cocktail of factors.
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And yet the country's mortality rate isn't expected to increase: In other words, Ethiopians aren't starving to death.
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America has a higher maternal mortality rate than many countries, and prenatal and postnatal care are often lacking.
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In fact, pre-revolutionary Cuba had a substantially lower infant mortality rate than the rest of Latin America.
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Is it really necessary to study how to make H5N1, with its eye-popping mortality rate, more transmissible?
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The United States has not submitted an official maternal mortality rate to international data-gathering groups since 2007.
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For the decade ending in 2010, the mortality rate among infants in the U.S. was 68.8 per 10,000.
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That yes, coronavirus is a scary thing but it does not have the mortality rate of, say, Ebola.
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There's no single reason for this disturbing increase in the mortality rate, but a toxic cocktail of factors.
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But such transplants are an onerous and dangerous therapy, with a mortality rate as high as 20 percent.
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The coronavirus is 20 times more lethal than the flu, which has a mortality rate of 0.1 percent.
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One important piece of information that we do not yet have is the mortality rate of Covid-19.
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One reason the mortality rate could come down is that many people with coronavirus have not been diagnosed.
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In countries like Iran and Italy, where health systems are overrun, the mortality rate can be much higher.
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The mortality rate for SARS, which killed nearly 800 people, is estimated at 0003%, according to the CDC.
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In the 1960s, the United States had a child-mortality rate slightly below that of other rich countries.
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In some of the mortality [research,] we see a higher mortality rate in males than females in China.
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Then they followed each participant for months, years and even decades to track his or her mortality rate.
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Mortality estimates that include those people who do not have an outcome yet will undercount the mortality rate.
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Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder, and can affect individuals across every demographic.
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That will depend on "the speed of new confirmed cases, mortality rate and community infection cases," she added.
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By comparison, SARS had a mortality rate of around 10%, and was even more deadly among vulnerable populations.
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Within one year of the hospitalizations, 23 patients died, for a one-year mortality rate of 22018 percent.
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Even with rapid, advanced hospital care, the mortality rate from profound hypothermia is close to forty per cent.
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Currently, the case fatality rate for Wuhan virus is around 2% -- significantly smaller than SARS' 9.6% mortality rate.
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Start-ups required too much capital to get off the ground and had a brutally high mortality rate.
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Progress has been made: For example the under-5 mortality rate has dropped by 56 percent since 1990.
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Eating disorders have the second-highest mortality rate of all mental health disorders, surpassed only by opioid addiction.
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For the same year, England and Wales reported an infant mortality rate of 3.8 deaths per 113,000 births.
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In total, Puerto Rico's mortality rate surged by 62 percent compared to the same time frame in 2016.
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It found that the mortality rate for ALS was four times higher than that of the general population.
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Researchers have even suggested that people who volunteer experience greater happiness, higher self-esteem and a lower mortality rate.
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There's no cure or specific treatment for Nipah, and its mortality rate can range from 40 to 100 percent.
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In fact, it's only gotten worse recently, which is counter to the declining maternal mortality rate around the world.
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The one fact that just knocks you right out is..the mortality rate for pancreatic cancer is 93 percent.
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The mortality rate for SARS was roughly 9% while the Wuhan coronavirus kills only around 2% of those infected.
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But they say the US Forest Service, which it partners with, estimates a 3 percent mortality rate per year.
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The U.S. is one of 13 countries where the maternal mortality rate has worsened in the last 25 years.
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Its 30-day mortality rate ranges from 35% to 52% with about half occurring in the first 24 hours.
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Between 2000 and 2011, for example, the mortality rate for tuberculosis fell from 50 to 14 per 100,23 people.
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The mortality rate was higher for Black women in 42 of the 43 largest cities in the United States.
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People with Laron syndrome have a higher than usual mortality rate from non-age-related causes, such as accidents.
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Researchers have found that eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness in the United States.
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Consider this — the suicide mortality rate in people with anorexia nervosa (AN) is the highest of any psychiatric illness.
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The practice, advocates say, lowers the overdose mortality rate and reduces crime and costs that come along with it.
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It had the 49th worst infant mortality rate in the United States in 2005, doing better than only Mississippi.
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The gap in the mortality rate for most chronic diseases is falling, but for cancer the rate is widening.
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Widowers are endangered beings, challenged by grief and its grim companions: loneliness, disorientation and a statistically high mortality rate.
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Since 2005, the country has slashed its under-5 mortality rate by 28%, according to the World Health Organization.
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Second to deaths spurred by the opioid crisis, eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric diagnosis.
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Despite these "wins," the overall mortality rate has increased from the same time last year, the report also indicated.
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In 2015, the incidence rate was 19.2 out of 100,000, but the mortality rate was 2.3 out of 100,000.
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In Texas, the maternal mortality rate doubled from 85033 to 2014, when the state enacted just such a measure.
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The flu carried a high mortality rate, killing 281 people in this period, nearly 803 percent of those infected.
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They are different viruses with different characteristics, though they share symptoms, and the coronavirus has a higher mortality rate.
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"The mortality rate is shocking," said Mark Parkinson, president and chief executive officer of the American Health Care Association.
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Update: A previous version of this article stated that COVID-19 has a mortality rate of about 3.5 percent.
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The mortality rate doesn't compare to that of COVID-19, which has been put between 1 and 3.4 percent.
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Hemmer, however, repeatedly failed to note that Covid-0003 has a significantly higher mortality rate than the seasonal flu.
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Among elderly patients who break a hip, the mortality rate within a year is as high as 36 percent.
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That illness infected between 700 million and 1.4 billion people worldwide but only had a mortality rate of 0.02%.
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Mosquito-born epidemics, frequent beatings and a lack of medical care resulted in a 3 percent annual mortality rate.
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So it will be several months before the true mortality rate can be quantified in the U.S. or elsewhere.
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Federal health officials are examining whether the virus is mutating and seeing if the mortality rate is getting worse.
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So even if it is mild, it infects so many people, and the mortality rate is at two percent.
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SARS had a mortality rate of 9.6%, whereas about 2% of people infected with the new coronavirus have died.
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That year, the reported black infant-mortality rate was 45 per 2015,300; the white rate was 4 per 7,3.
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"My estimate is that the actual mortality rate is going to be lower, probably less than 1%," he said.
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However, the current case fatality rate for Wuhan virus is around 20033% -- significantly smaller than SARS' 22003% mortality rate.
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Strandberg found that the men who improved their lifestyles had a higher mortality rate if they shortchanged their vacations.
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There is currently no vaccine or treatment to tackle Nipah, which has a mortality rate of around 70 percent.
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After 15 years, the overall mortality rate from all causes was almost 12 percent for people who didn't exercise.
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Sub-Saharan Africa remains the region with the highest mortality rate of under-5 year olds in the world.
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Infants born to non-Hispanic black women have a mortality rate more than double that of non-Hispanic white women.
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The country's maternal mortality rate of 578 deaths per 100,000 live childbirths is more than two times the global average.
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The state-by-state firearm mortality rate ranged from 0 deaths per 100,000 children to 18 deaths per 100,000 children.
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There have been no deaths reported yet, but the mortality rate of these more severe cases is typically 5 percent.
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Side effects include infection, increased risk of infertility, prolonged labour or miscarriage, incontinence, vulva abscesses, and a high mortality rate.
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Despite all of that spending, the age-adjusted mortality rate for Americans has only slowly declined every year since 1980.
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According to the Scientific American, the maternal mortality rate is 61 percent higher in rural areas than in urban ones.
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Sadly, both Dayton's policy response and its success in reversing the mortality rate remain the exception rather than the rule.
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He also noted the disorder has a 6 percent mortality rate but was higher for those who were in poverty.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world, and most of the deaths are completely preventable.
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California, according to USA Today, followed by Massachusetts and Nevada, now has the lowest maternal mortality rate in the country.
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But its high mortality rate makes it the second most common cause of cancer deaths worldwide, behind only lung cancer.
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During a 2004 event, the average mortality rate was about 10%, so the June 2019 event has been more severe.
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And Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world, with 36 mothers dying per 100,000 babies born.
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Unmarried women also had a higher mortality rate than married women, but the difference was less significant than among men.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece mistakenly said that Pakistan has the highest infant mortality rate in the world.
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Absolutely. I thought I was the only black doula in Cleveland, which was extremely odd considering our infant mortality rate.
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Black, Native American and Alaska Native women have 3.3 and 2.5 times the pregnancy related mortality rate as white women.
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Its maternal mortality rate has risen despite improvements in health care and an overwhelming global trend in the other direction.
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The mortality rate — a measure of deaths per 22014,000 people — is a key indicator of the health of the nation.
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Our infant mortality rate, though relatively low by global standards, is higher than that of many of our peer nations.
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An earlier version of this editorial incorrectly referred to maternal deaths per 100,000 live births as the maternal mortality rate.
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Alcohol withdrawal syndrome—which can include seizures, bouts of disorientation, and severe anxiety—has a 5% to 10% mortality rate.
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The mortality rate for people with kidney disease makes it the ninth leading cause of death in the United States.
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Although large, the number implied only a small statistical increase when compared with the normal mortality rate for the country.
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Over a 10 year period ending in 2014, the mortality rate for a climbing Sherpa was more than 4 percent.
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In fact, the U.S. is the only developed country in the world in which the maternal mortality rate is climbing.
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Of 287 patients inoculated, only 2 percent died, compared to the 15 percent mortality rate of the naturally occurring disease.
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A 2016 University of Maryland study found that Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate of the entire developed world.
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There, another doctor, CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta, told Trump that the flu has a mortality rate of 0.1%.
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Today, Portugal's drug-use mortality rate is the lowest in Western Europe, and one-fiftieth that of the United States.
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But Hemmer repeatedly failed to simply point out that Covid-19 has a significantly higher mortality rate than the flu.
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The 1918 virus was deadlier than Covid-19, but in the West it had about a 2% case mortality rate.
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Its mortality rate in 2015 was 671 deaths per 100,000 young people, the highest in the world, the agency reported.
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This would only increase America's maternal mortality rate, which is already much higher than that of most other advanced nations.
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Overall, administrators say, the hospital's mortality rate has declined from 14 percent in the early 2000s to nine percent now.
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But if the virus spreads more broadly and has a higher mortality rate, the economic effect would be proportionately greater.
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Life has a 100 percent mortality rate, and most of us have no idea how or when we will die.
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The World Health Organization said the mortality rate for coronavirus is 214% globally, higher than previous estimates of about 2453%.
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The Spanish flu's global mortality rate of 21957 percent would translate to more than more than 21 million deaths today.
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Tedros and Fauci both compared the mortality rate of COVID-19 with the seasonal flu, which is just 0.1 percent.
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When asked about the mortality rate of influenza compared to the coronavirus, Wolf stated that they were about the same.
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"The mortality rate is shocking," Mark Parkinson, the president of the American Health Care Association, told the New York Times.
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The U.S.'s maternal mortality rate is also notably bad — we rank 55th in world, only slightly ahead of Ukraine.
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For these reasons, Fauci estimated the coronavirus' mortality rate to be around 1% — which is still high compared to flu.
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That's a high mortality rate, but we don't know if the reported cases are an accurate representation of the outbreak.
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The high mortality rate, meaning more than 50 percent of patients in treatment centers would not survive, did not help.
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For example, Washington, D.C., which implemented Medicaid expansion in 2014, saw more than double the overall national infant mortality rate.
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Though numbers fluctuate, the overall mortality rate has been estimated to be about 403%, compared to nearly 10% with SARS.
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Disease X would have a mortality rate higher than a seasonal flu but would spread as easily as the flu.
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Anorexia has the highest mortality rate of any mental illness but it's trivialized because it most commonly affects young women.
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Not all of those people will recover, so the mortality rate is expected to rise at least a little bit.
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According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, the mortality rate for men is higher than it is for female patients.
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The 2005 Avian Flu outbreak in Asia had a staggering 52% mortality rate, but only about 116 people were infected.
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At this point, we know very little about this new coronavirus, including its source, mortality rate and potential to spread.
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And surgeons need to do more to increase the safety of the procedure and lower the unnecessarily high mortality rate.
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In Kuwait, the newborn mortality rate is about one in 227, and in the US, it's about one in 270.
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In comparison, SARS had a mortality rate of 9.6 percent in 2003, and MERS a case fatality of 35 percent.
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Life has a 100 percent mortality rate; each of us will die, and most of us have no idea when.
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As the maternal mortality rate has risen, the issue has attracted growing scrutiny from policymakers — including the 2020 Democratic candidates.
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The maternal mortality rate there is one of the world's lowest — just four women per 100,000 childbirths, according to the WHO.
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Infant mortality Alabama is among the five states with the highest infant mortality rate in the country, according to the CDC.
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Now, she hopes to raise awareness about the devastating maternal mortality rate African-American women face, after her own harrowing delivery.
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Recent trends in median per-person income for households headed by white 50- to 54-year-olds mirror their mortality rate.
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Wang said the outbreak's mortality rate, of less than 2.1% until now, was far lower than that for other major epidemics.
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The mortality rate is closer to two thirds during the current outbreak because so many victims have failed to seek treatment.
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Though Booker has not released a detailed presidential plan for addressing the maternal mortality rate, in May, he and Massachusetts Rep.
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That includes using shuttles to get parents to critical medical appointments that might help reverse the city's troubling infant mortality rate.
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A study in 2014 found that such deaths are largely responsible for America's persistently high infant-mortality rate compared with Europe's.
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Despite the US infant mortality rate decreasing overall, a high number of infants were still dying within 24 hours of birth.
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The Apgar score was quickly adopted by hospitals across the US, and is credited for lowering the national infant mortality rate.
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People who slept too much, regularly conking out for eight hours or longer a night, also had a worse mortality rate.
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Between 1994 and 2014, they also noticed that the mortality rate of the female puppies, although small, showed a threefold increase.
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"If we don't offer everything that they truly need to get better, the mortality rate will undoubtedly go up," she said.
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The researchers used these measures to calculate the mortality rate and apply it to the larger population to reach their estimate.
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Between 2009 and 2013, the infant-mortality rate was 16 percent higher in Appalachia than in the rest of the country.
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The United States has the worst child mortality rate among a group of 20 wealthy democracies, an analysis released Monday found.
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By the numbers: The country has reported 13,800 cases but just 66 deaths – a relatively low mortality rate under 1 percent.
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The Soviet Union weaponized Marburg virus in an aerosol form and noted its mortality rate could be as high as 90%.
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Similarly, the even deadlier MERS coronavirus — with an approximately 35 percent mortality rate — was not very contagious and circulated only slowly.
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Realistically, these nightmare scenarios are unlikely to result from coronavirus, which has an estimated mortality rate of 1 to 3.4 percent.
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ARDS also has a mortality rate of 30% to 40%, the newspaper added, citing Michael Matthay, an expert on the disease.
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The plan was developed for a pandemic that has a 2% mortality rate, the same approximate death rate as the coronavirus.
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And though the child mortality rate was high, mothers did not feel a sense of personal responsibility for their children's deaths.
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West Nile Virus also causes brain inflammation and is typically more prevalent than EEE, though EEE has a higher mortality rate.
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Similarly, the even deadlier MERS coronavirus — with an approximately 22009 percent mortality rate — was not very contagious and circulated only slowly.
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Health experts say that the longer the outbreak continues, the more likely it is that the global mortality rate will drop.
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By comparison, SARS had a mortality rate of 21% during the 2716 outbreak, while MERS has a case fatality of 20.3%.
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During that period, children who lost a sibling have a mortality rate two and a half times that of other children.
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The mortality rate, known to epidemiologists as the "case fatality risk," is vital for assessing the possible impact of an outbreak.
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These improvements were driven largely by a decline in the mortality rate for lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer death.
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A report released last year showed that the overall infant mortality rate in the US dropped 15% from 2005 to 2014.
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In this case, the under-five mortality rate refers to the probability of dying by age 5 per 1,000 live births.
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The state had the second-highest maternal mortality rate in the country in 2019, at 44.8 maternal deaths per 100,000 births.
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Despite having the second-highest mortality rate of any mental illness, it receives just $0.93 in research funds per affected person.
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Trees have suffered a higher mortality rate due to pine beetle infestations caused by unusually warm, dry temperatures throughout the west.
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Ghana's mortality rate has fallen from around 9 deaths per 1,000 people in 2015 to 7 deaths per 1,000 in 2017.
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The "most striking findings are the high overall mortality rate and large disparities -- nothing new, but still deeply troubling," Lu said.
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SARS eventually infected about 8,300 people in 17 countries, and 775 people died, for a mortality rate of about 9 percent.
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In the United States, the maternal mortality rate grew by 136% over those 23 years, more than any other country studied.
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The District of Columbia saw the greatest increase in its opioid mortality rate, which more than tripled every year since 2016.5.
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African swine fever, which does not harm humans, has a high mortality rate in pigs and has no vaccine or cure.
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The mortality rate for infants in Britain rose for the first time in 100 years in 2015 and again in 633.
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Clearly, he is aware of the mortality rate of Afghan leaders; several times he said 'even if I am killed tomorrow.
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The maternal mortality rate is also far higher for black mothers, who die at three times the rate of white mothers.
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Mississippi also currently has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the country — and has a higher black maternal mortality rate.
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These factors have resulted in many Gazan women getting diagnosed and treated too late, pushing up the mortality rate for breast cancer.
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"Parson is willfully ignoring the syphilis outbreak and the rising maternal mortality rate happening on his watch," Mead said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, the maternal mortality rate has been almost flat in the past 25 years in the Philippines, a wealthier nation than Afghanistan.
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"I just keep thinking about the mortality rate," Tamra says in the premiere, in tears, as Eddie lays in a hospital bed.
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The most deadly cancer in 2016 is gall bladder cancer, with a mortality rate of 97% within five years of diagnosis. 17.
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And along with the current mortality rate, diary producers say we can expect less milk from the cows who survived the storm.
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Malawi's infant mortality rate declined to 42 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2016 from 135 deaths in 1992, government data shows.
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According to a study by Harvard researchers, patients of older physicians have a higher mortality rate than those of their younger colleagues.
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Since the United States declared "The War on Cancer" in 1971, there has been no improvement in the pancreatic cancer mortality rate.
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Despite a decreasing mortality rate, Brazil ranks alongside Congo and Nigeria as producing the largest number of premature babies in the world.
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In Columbus, Ohio, the city that won the Smart Cities Challenge, they have an infant mortality rate four times the national average.
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On its website, the Family Research Council cites Ireland's comparatively low maternal mortality rate as a possible "secular argument" against abortion rights.
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Separately, the company reported the US mortality rate in Orbera patients to be 0.036%, or fewer than four deaths per 10,000 patients.
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Those with shorter telomeres have been shown to have poorer survival, and a higher mortality rate from heart disease and infectious disease.
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The new findings may be good news for the United States, which has a notoriously high infant mortality rate among developed countries.
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That tenet wouldn't normally apply to surgery for ruptured aortic aneurysms, which I gather has a mortality rate of about 50 percent.
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The death rate, officially the "infant mortality rate," for African American children is more than double that for non-Hispanic white infants.
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All this, as the maternal mortality rate rises in Oklahoma; over the past nine years, it has increased by almost 50 percent.
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And it can also lend positive physiological benefits, including lower stress levels, fewer symptoms of depression, and even a lower mortality rate.
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Standing in the way is the greatest obstacle to decreasing the heart disease mortality rate, which is also the oldest: lifestyle choices.
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"If senior citizens are infected they become seriously ill and their mortality rate (with the coronavirus) is more than 10%," said Kami.
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Some of the worst-case scenario numbers, which I am not including here, suggest an illness and mortality rate well beyond H1N1.
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The researchers also found that people who were born in later years have a slightly lower mortality rate when they reach 105.
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If the mortality rate is 26% and a school has 28 people, then about 303 people will die due to the coronavirus.
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Based on the number of confirmed cases and reported deaths, the UK appears to have a relatively high Covid-19 mortality rate.
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He's been instrumental in helping drive down California's maternal mortality rate, including creating the hemorrhage protocols that may have saved Terlizzi's life.
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Coronavirus is straining a U.S. health care system that, for years, has had the worst maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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"Overall, adolescents with a BMI below the 50th percentile had the lowest mortality rate and cardiovascular risk later in life," said Twig.
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Anything above 10 micrograms per deciliter is considered especially dangerous, and even 3 micrograms per deciliter can increase an animal's mortality rate.
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ET. (CNBC) The World Health Organization said the mortality rate for coronavirus is 3.4% globally, higher than previous estimates of about 2%.
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That's how many children and teenagers would be spared if the United States had an average mortality rate for a rich country.
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The 2017 rate of 1.05 was also a record low at the time, while the mortality rate jumped to a record high.
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Within a month after surgery, two to eight percent of the patients in the study had died, a very high mortality rate.
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But studies show that the social distancing efforts helped slow the spread of the 1003 flu and reduce the mortality rate overall.
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At the same time, the mortality rate climbs sharply, to 50 percent in the eldest cohort from 29 percent in the youngest.
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The state's infant mortality rate — the number of children who die for every 1,000 born — is 47, the third highest in India.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont says single-payer health insurance will close disparities like the higher infant mortality rate in black families.
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Overall, for children of all ages between 1961 and 2010, Sweden had the lowest child mortality rate among all of the countries.
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He added that the United Nations describes Finland as having the world's third-lowest infant mortality rate and the lowest maternal mortality.
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That's an enormous leap beyond what virologists saw when SARS and MERS emerged, although the new virus has a lower mortality rate.
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It's not a coincidence that Finland's under-five child mortality rate is 1.7 per 1,000 live births — the lowest in the world.
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WHO officials said the mortality rate from the new virus, is 3.8% as of Wednesday, which is low compared to other outbreaks.
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This is thought to have driven the unusually high mortality rate in Hubei, the region of China where the coronavirus first spread.
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If other states followed these recipes, we might see a drop in the national mortality rate like the one California has seen.
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"The child mortality rate here dropped to 7 percent from 17 percent in five years thanks to Mais Médicos," said Dr. Dalva.
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The overall mortality rate for TB is 12 percent, but that figure jumps for the millions of patients who don't receive treatment.
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Canada's maternal mortality ratio is half the US's rate, the country's infant mortality rate is lower, and so is the obesity rate.
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The global under-five mortality rate fell from 2100 per 3.13,23.1 to 23.7 to 22100,000, meaning it fell by over 58 percent.
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In 2015, the white mortality rate was 30 percent higher, driven by jumps in drug overdoses, suicides, and alcohol-related liver disease.
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Myint Oo recalls reading that 17 of 20 patients in Yangon had died—an outrageous (and false) mortality rate for a seasonal flu.
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The national mortality rate for abortions from 2008 to 2011 was 0.73 per 100,000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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From 229.2 to 22014, the infant mortality rate in the US dropped 22003%, from 22005 infant deaths per 333,11 live births to 21962.
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They specifically looked, on a state by state level, at the mortality rate of Americans from 1990 all the way up to 2016.
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Research has shown the nation has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world, and most of these deaths are completely preventable.
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This makes the revised maternal mortality rate in Texas 14.6 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births, down from 38.4 deaths per 100,000 births.
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These researchers found that eating lots of dairy fat didn't correlate with increased mortality rate, nor did it correlate with increased heart problems.
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Maternal deaths tallied in the same way in Britain for 2012-14 result in a mortality rate that is almost exactly the same.
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The maternal mortality rate in the U.S. — 26.4 deaths per 100,000 births — is three times higher than in the U.K., Germany, or Japan.
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During the same period, middle-aged persons in other industrialised nations (as well as Hispanic Americans) saw sharp declines in their mortality rate.
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Even though the state defended St. Mary's mortality rate, in August the hospital closed its pediatric heart surgery program and the CEO resigned.
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The hospital mortality rate for other drugs stayed about the same, while survival rates for all other hospitalizations improved over the same period.
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The mortality rate for children has declined by 52 deaths per 100,000 children between 1990 and 2010, according to new research in Science.
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The current outbreak is caused by the Zaire strain, which has the highest mortality rate, ranging from 60% to 90%, according to WHO.
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The current outbreak is caused by the Zaire ebolavirus, which has the highest mortality rate, ranging from 60% to 90%, according to WHO.
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In India, a rise of 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit in average daily temperatures leads to a 10 percent increase in the annual mortality rate.
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The illness has the highest mortality rate of any mental disorder, with patients dying from the medical complications of starvation or from suicide.
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Even a 15 percent cut in the mortality rate would be sufficient to justify an estimated $20,000 price tag per treatment, Walker said.
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Are insurance companies going to pay for the likely very expensive treatment of a preventable disease that has a relatively low mortality rate?
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Additionally, the dolphin calf mortality rate in the area is the highest seen in New Zealand, with a survival rate of just 25%.
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There's a "very high mortality rate -- one in six -- among people who are over 80 and people with underlying chronic disease," he said.
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It is also the main factor behind our low mortality rate of 0.77 percent, which is far below the 3.4 percent global average.
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Detectives started the investigation in May 2017, after the hospital reported a high mortality rate at the unit that it could not explain.
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Indeed, the evidence for fiber's benefits extends beyond any particular ailment: Eating more fiber seems to lower people's mortality rate, whatever the cause.
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" World health officials proclaimed Tuesday the mortality rate for coronavirus is higher than originally expected, telling the public we are in "uncharted territory.
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Seasonal flu has a mortality rate of about 0.1–0.2 percent, compared to 3.4 percent for the novel coronavirus as reported by WHO.
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The ultimate infection and mortality rate from the coronavirus (COVID-19) is unknowable at least for weeks, but the economic fallout is not.
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If we had Italy's child mortality rate, we would save 222,000 American babies' lives each year — that's 33 children's lives saved every day.
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After 22020 years, the mortality rate for men who received regular screening was reduced by 24% compared to men who got no screening.
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Early estimates suggested a mortality rate of 3 to 4 percent — much higher than seasonal influenza (which is usually less than 0.5 percent).
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"The U.S. maternal mortality rate rose by nearly 27 percent between 2000 and 113," according to a study by the University of Maryland.
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Identifying the symptoms early is critical, Marc Leishman said, because every hour that sepsis goes untreated, the mortality rate increases by 7 percent.
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The study found the health benefits from the decrease in pollution were almost immediate and corresponded with a drop in the mortality rate.
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Advocates have long pointed to racism in the health care system, for example, as a culprit for the high black maternal mortality rate.
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In fact, because of the U.S. commitment to reducing the child mortality rate, an estimated 22019 million children have been saved since 1990.
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Ms. Karwah died 11 years after Ms. Johnson Sirleaf vowed to make reducing Liberia's high maternal mortality rate one of her top priorities.
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Between 2010 and 2017, the mortality rate increased by 6% among all working-age adults (from 20173 to 348.2 deaths per 100,000 population).
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The infant mortality rate for 2016 rose to 9.1 deaths per 27,2800 live births, the highest rate the state has seen since 211.
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That's more than twice the maternal mortality rate in Canada, Sweden, and Germany, and far higher than that of any other developed country.
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In 2015, the under-five mortality rate fell from 3.73 to 39 worldwide, and overall deaths fell from 5.8 million to 5.4 million.
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But in Myanmar, the small sample size of confirmed cases also inflated the mortality rate, making the outbreak seem far more lethal than reality.
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"We have real lives to deal with," said Farrar, who pointed out that Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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There is no vaccine for Nipah, which has a mortality rate of 70 percent, and no treatment beyond supportive care to make patients comfortable.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country without federal paid family leave and the maternal mortality rate is rising, especially among women of color.
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Physicians will hesitate in how to care for complex health situations -- and Alabama is already a state with an unconscionably high maternal mortality rate.
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"It will support victims in most rural provinces to give them a fighting chance, where in the past ... the mortality rate was very high."
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To be successful on a pandemic scale, viruses need to have two things: a high mortality rate and the ability to spread very easily.
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Many health professionals and analysts believe the number of cases to be much higher, which could bring the mortality rate below it's current 143%.
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Untangling the medical and social causes would shed light on the reasons—and on what can be done to reduce the mortality rate again.
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The mortality rate dropped to 68% when patients received treatment next to people who had survived for at least five years following their diagnosis.
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"States with medical cannabis laws had a 24.8% lower mean annual opioid overdose mortality rate compared with states without medical cannabis laws," they wrote.
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"There is a 90 percent mortality rate with [gunshots] to the head, and she is a little bit of a medical miracle," Klinger says.
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During this period, 28 children died in ATV crashes, a mortality rate of roughly one per every 100,000 kids in the population, researchers calculated.
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Considered by industry experts as the ultimate chicken vice, poultry cannibalism can amount to up to a 25 percent mortality rate in some flocks.
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The numbers: The infant mortality rate for newborns with black mothers in rural counties was 12.1 deaths for every 1,000 live births in 2014.
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For example, the Kusilvak Census Area in Alaska had the highest mortality rate increase at 131 percent, while Manhattan's death rate dropped 72 percent.
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In 2017, the state had the fourth-highest drug overdose mortality rate in the nation, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And in 2016 in Cleveland, where BBC is based, the mortality rate for white babies was 4.8, while for black babies it was 14.9.
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"When France got rid of the restrictions on prescribers using the medication buprenorphine, their national mortality, opiate overdose mortality rate dropped 79%," he said.
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The effect of this absence in the official record was an artificially low infant mortality rate, that didn't reflect the reality of northeast Brazil.
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If anything, there seemed to be an increased mortality rate in those on the "heart healthy" diet, particularly among those 65 years and older.
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The medical-legal, hospital and insurance barriers that are out of sync with women's needs contribute to the United States' high maternal mortality rate.
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The W.H.O. gives the maternal mortality rate in the United States as 14 per 100,000 live births for 2015, up from 12 in 1990.
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The World Health Organization has calculated that the mortality rate for people who develop the more severe symptoms is as high as 50 percent.
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The mortality rate for the same age cohort among whites who had not attained a college degree rose from 2628 per 28503,22019 to 867.
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The mortality rate is estimated to be between 25 and 35 percent, and sometimes as high as 50 percent, according to the 2015 study.
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Tanzania's maternal mortality rate was 432 deaths per 0003,000 live births in 2014, an improvement on 790 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2008.
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Melanoma has the highest mortality rate of skin cancers, according to the paper, and accounted for 1.7% of all cancer diagnoses worldwide this year.
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First of all, drugs have a different effect on female bodies than on male bodies—which results in a higher mortality rate among women.
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The high mortality rate was unusual because it was caused by a "normal" — albeit severe — flu season, not by a new pandemic influenza strain.
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Hannity contrasted the novel coronavirus fatality numbers with those of the seasonal flu, despite knowing that the novel virus' mortality rate is significantly higher.
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In the midst of all the numbers and predictions being thrown about in coronavirus coverage, that mortality rate is one of the most misused.
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The 2002-'03 SARS outbreak — primarily in China and Hong Kong, though with cases around the world — had about a 10 percent mortality rate.
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The data shows that the mortality rate for heart surgery patients continued to rise after doctors warned administrators several years ago of possible problems.
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The US National Center for Health Statistics hasn't even published an official maternal mortality rate since 2007 — that's how low-priority this issue is.
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Since CMQCC's founding, California has also seen its maternal mortality rate decline by 55 percent at a time when other states are documenting increases.
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In the same period, the mortality rate in America increased by 20.2 percent — from 276.5 deaths per 276.3,20.1 in 81.23 to 281.2 in 221.
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Parents and medical professionals respond to an essay on America's rising maternal mortality rate and the competing interests of mothers and doctors during childbirth.
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Right now, the mortality rate of coronavirus is still poorly understood, in part because we don't truly know how many people have been infected.
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The overall mortality rate of the novel coronavirus is reported to be as high as 3.4% or, more recently, approximately 1.4%, according to STAT.
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There have been more than 113,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, and it has a mortality rate of 3.4%, according to the latest data.
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If illness spikes above capacity, there is no treatment available for many of the afflicted, and the mortality rate spikes as the untreated die.
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The 2100-'2000 SARS outbreak — primarily in China and Hong Kong, though with cases around the world — had about a 2115 percent mortality rate.
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The results were startling: The mortality rate fell to 280 percent from 2100 percent, and surgical complications declined to 295 percent from 353 percent.
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" That equipment includes personal protective gear and medicine, Dar said, which "may be accounting for some of the increased mortality rate that we've seen.
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That toll, converted into a mortality rate, was extrapolated to the larger population and compared with official statistics from the same period in 2016.
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Among people who already had serious heart problems, dog owners had a 65 percent lower mortality rate than those who didn't own a dog.
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That compares with a mortality rate of 0.095% for the flu in the U.S., according to CDC estimates for the 2019-2020 flu season.
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Research has shown that losing a child increases the mortality rate in mothers more than a decade later, both from natural and unnatural causes.
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The components of population change are birthrate, death (mortality) rate, and in- and out-migration either from within the United States or from abroad.
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According to the paper, the dedicated SARS hospital treated almost 700 patients, and had a mortality rate of 1.18%, far below the national average.
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But if the new virus were to spread even more widely and a 2 percent mortality rate continued, the death toll could be considerable.
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An increasing mortality rate is not the sign of a healthy economy or country; it is a hallmark of staggering wealth and income inequality.
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Equally as troubling, the U.S. maternal mortality rate has more than doubled from 22019 per 100,000 live births in 1991 to 23.8 in 2014.
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Evidence shows MAT can cut the all-cause mortality rate among addiction patients by half or more, and results in improved health and functioning.
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Calves that had lost a maternal grandmother within the last two years had a mortality rate 4.5 times higher than those with living grandmothers.
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The coronavirus, which has a mortality rate of about 103 percent, has now killed at least 210 people and infected more than 2800,229 others.
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Although the coronavirus doesn't appear to be as deadly as SARS, which had a mortality rate of about 10%, it is spreading significantly faster.
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Methadone and buprenorphine are the only two treatments for opioid addiction proven to lower the mortality rate from overdose by 50 percent or more.
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The picture with children was complicated: Although three times as many children were being treated quickly, the mortality rate fluctuated but did not decline.
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If the pattern doesn't change, millennials' mortality rate could climb by more than 40% compared to Gen-Xers when they were the same age.
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The Netherlands, for example, reduced its infant mortality rate by around 20% over the last decade thanks to national and local actions, he said.
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According to the Congolese Ministry of Health, as of Tuesday, there had been 743 reported cases and 461 deaths — a 62 percent mortality rate.
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For a show whose title alludes to the killers within its student body, as well as their mortality rate, it genuinely loves its characters.
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The mortality rate for children younger than five has come down from 182 per 1,000 in the year 2000 to 70 per 2503,000 in 2015.
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For comparison, laparoscopic gastric bypass, a popular invasive bariatric surgery that permanently re-sculpts the stomach and gut, has a mortality rate that hovers around .
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For deaths due to mental and substance use disorders, the mortality rate increased by 0.13% overall between 1980 and 2014, according to the new study.
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Elizabeth Warren told a crowd of supporters in Houston that medical providers should be rewarded with "bonus" funds for reducing the African American mortality rate.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts the prescription opioid mortality rate — from painkillers like OxyContin and Percocet — at 218,000 between 1999 and 211.
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Georgia has the highest maternal mortality rate in the country: For every 100,000 live births, 46.2 women die, compared to the national average of 20.7.
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When it comes to disease—and particularly infectious ones—it's best to avoid pitting pathogens against one another in a sort of "mortality rate Olympics".
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The WHO has declared the flu-like virus a global emergency and experts say much is still unknown, including its mortality rate and transmission routes.
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The World Health Organization says Venezuela's neo-natal mortality rate was 8.9 per 1,000 live births last year, above the Americas region's average of 7.7.
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Studies show the medications cut the mortality rate among opioid addiction patients by half or more and keep people in treatment better than nonmedication approaches.
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The WHO describes diphtheria as a widespread, severe infectious disease that has the potential for epidemics, with a mortality rate of up to 10 percent.
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Such anguish is what they believe underpins a rising mortality rate among middle-aged white Americans, even as that rate falls in other developed countries.
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Despite these guidelines, the mortality rate from ATV crashes for kids under 255 doesn't appear to have budged in recent years, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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It's evidence that measures like universal background checks for firearm and ammunition purchases and identification requirements can significantly reduce the pediatric mortality rate, researchers said.
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"Spontaneous esophageal rupture, Boerhaave syndrome, is a rare condition encountered by emergency physicians, with a high mortality rate," the authors of the case report wrote.
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Prinsloo shows off her Mother Lover shirt, a non-profit organization which aims to raise awareness of the maternal mortality rate in the United States.
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In 6900, white Americans aged between 2628 and 28503 with only high school education had a mortality rate 22019 percent lower than comparable black Americans.
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While the majority of maternal deaths occur in developing countries, the United States is one of just 13 countries with a rising maternal mortality rate.
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Already there are more nonwhite babies than white babies being born every day in the U.S., and the mortality rate of whites has steadily risen.
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Studies show the medications cut the mortality rate among opioid addiction patients by half or more and keep people in treatment better than other approaches.
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Syria reduced infant mortality rate by about 6 percent each year until 2010, but the death rate for babies has since been on the rise.
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It is the strain with the highest mortality rate; in most outbreaks, more than 60 percent of those who come down with the disease die.
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The maternal mortality rate is for the most part at its highest in states with weak health care systems (and a resistance to Medicaid expansion).
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A single day above 90 degrees increases the monthly mortality rate by more than 1 percent, according to research by Olivier Deschenes and other economists.
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About 45,000 African-Americans die a year from smoking-related illnesses, and black men have the highest lung cancer mortality rate of any demographic group.
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While the overall heart disease mortality rate decreased by 463%, high-income counties experienced a 30% drop, versus a 22% fall in low-income counties.
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Hispanics have the lowest infant mortality rate of five per 2023,000 births, compared to 5.06 for non-Hispanic whites and 11.11 for black non-Hispanics.
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Credit Nicholas Kristof/The New York Times There's no doubt the mortality rate increased significantly in South Sudan since the war began in December 2013.
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What they found: The 5-year mortality rate from colorectal cancer was 10.6% in the higher frequency group, and 11.4% in the lower frequency one.
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But starting in 219, the U.S. child mortality rate was higher than the other 19 countries, even as that rate dropped significantly in each decade.
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The "most striking findings are the high overall mortality rate and large disparities -- nothing new, but still deeply troubling," Lu said about the CDC data.
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Politics, but also the urgency of a 50 percent infant mortality rate, led to the relocation of the Sassi's 15,323 citizens to nearby modern communities.
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Yet even with similar numbers of infected patients as, for example, France, Spain and the US, the German mortality rate is much lower — about 0.4%.
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For a preview of what this could do to women's health, look to Texas, which has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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For instance, in the handbook, there's a passage that describes the female uterus as the "place with the highest mortality rate" and stuff like that.
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Predictably, the response has been somewhat lacking, with Trump going on Fox News to publicly ignore the World Health Organisation's official COVID-19 mortality rate.
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The mortality rate is still being assessed, though the latest out of the World Health Organization and China's top health authority is 3% to 953%.
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Skeptics might point out that the true mortality rate of the new virus — arguably one of the most important characteristics of any disease — remains unknown.
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The maternal mortality rate has more than doubled in the U.S. over the last 30 years, despite medical advances, often due to insufficient health care.
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Cooper was diagnosed with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome, a rare illness with an extremely high mortality rate, while he was still in the womb.
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Using their independent estimate of the number of deaths, researchers calculated the mortality rate after the hurricane and compared it with mortality rates from 2016.
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The coronavirus has not been classified as a pandemic and has seen far fewer deaths than the flu but its mortality rate is much higher.
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The United Nations has called the program a success story, noting that it has lowered Brazil's infant mortality rate and extended care to indigenous communities.
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More than 2,700 people had died, giving an overall mortality rate of 2.3 percent, far higher than the seasonal flu's rate of about 0.1 percent.
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As of Thursday, Daszak estimated that it had a 3.5% mortality rate -- the WHO estimates that SARS had a fatality ratio of 14% to 15%.
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"States with medical cannabis laws had a 24.8% lower mean annual opioid overdose mortality rate compared with states without medical cannabis laws," the study found.
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The death rate in both groups was 3 percent, significantly lower than the 9-percent mortality rate among participants who had a recognized heart attack.
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Regardless, the disease appears particularly dangerous to the elderly, with a 7% mortality rate in people over 65, according to China's national public health ministry.
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For most people, the infection runs its course with a few long-term complications, but the mortality rate for pregnant women is about 25 percent.
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Nationally, black women have a maternal mortality rate three to four times higher than white women, and the District suspects its gap is even wider.
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Our infant mortality rate is 33rd while our life expectancy is 85033th out of three dozen countries within the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The U.S.D.A. subtracts from this reimbursement something called a "normal mortality rate," based on the proportion of animals that would have died before slaughter anyway.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) describes diphtheria as a widespread, severe infectious disease with epidemic potential and a mortality rate of up to 10 percent.
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On this episode of Shady, I spent some time trying to get to the bottom of the Black maternal and infant mortality rate in America.
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Pence praised Adams for his work on cutting Indiana's infant mortality rate, addressing Ebola and helping curb an HIV outbreak stemming from injection drug use.
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By my calculations, that means that 7,500 American kids die each year because we don't have as good an infant mortality rate as Cuba reports.
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The Texas health system was put under the microscope in August after multiple reports showed that its maternal mortality rate has doubled in recent years.
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The boxes come with a mattress and can be used as baby's first bed, something which is believed to have helped reduce Finland's infant mortality rate.
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Researchers will be keeping an eye out for this new addition since the mortality rate in the first year of a baby orca's life is high.
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In the US, the average mortality rate for bariatric surgery is under 230 percent, but it can be as high as 280 percent for some patients.
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About 26 out of 100,000 women in the United States die due to pregnancy complications, which is the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world.
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But it's a different story for pregnant women, for whom hepatitis E infection has a mortality rate between 10 and 30 percent during the third trimester.
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The overall mortality rate (shaded in gray) increases uniformly (dotted line) despite the variations in the "sub-epidemics" of different drugs in different times (colored blocks).
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Thanks to these changes over the course of the 20th century, Puerto Rico's population quadrupled between 1899 and 343, and the mortality rate decreased by 80%.
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But it also suggests that reversing the direction of the mortality rate could be achieved without waiting for the lives of the unskilled to radically improve.
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Even for start-ups that raise money, the mortality rate is high, with most dying after an average of 103 months and $1.3 million in financing.
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But at 6 deaths per 1,000 live births, they remain much higher than the non-indigenous infant mortality rate of 3.4 deaths per 1,000 live births.
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While the infant mortality rate is slowly declining, population growth means that the number of deaths is still increasing in West and Central Africa, Prual said.
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Within days, Department of Health spokeswoman Tiffany Cowie told reporters that state data showed St. Mary's mortality rate wasn't nearly as high as CNN had found.
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Here's something they should spend some time thinking about: the maternal mortality rate for American women is rising, when elsewhere across the globe it is shrinking.
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For every 10 part-per-billion rise in ozone concentration, the mortality rate rose by 1.1 percent, producing an extra 19,000 deaths just among the elderly.
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The mortality rate for children under age 5 was cut by more than half, and in developing regions, the proportion of undernourished people was nearly halved.
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Modifiable behavioral risk factors, such as tobacco use, poor diet, physical inactivity, excessive alcohol consumption, and drug misuse, remain top contributors to the U.S. mortality rate.
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Apgar even linked the scores to infant mortality; the lowest-scoring babies had a mortality rate of 14%, compared to 0.13% for the highest-scoring babies.
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But when the short sleepers slept in on the weekends, their mortality rate did not differ from that of the consistent seven-hour-a-night sleepers.
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All of the subjects were born from 1945 to 1989, and studying them revealed that "moderate use" of Facebook was associated with a low mortality rate.
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The rate of new breast cancer cases has been slowly increasing since 2006, although the mortality rate from breast cancer has declined, according to the ACS.
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Finally, while a correlation was found to exist between the mutation and human life expectancy, the exact reason for the increased mortality rate is not known.
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The study found that the mortality rate increased by 28503 percent in the final months of 22019 when compared to the same time period in 2016.
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How they did it: Researchers surveyed 3,299 randomly chosen households across Puerto Rico to arrive at an independent mortality rate for all causes after the hurricane.
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They also found that among people receiving high-intensity testing, colorectal cancer– specific recurrence was detected earlier, but it didn't translate into a reduced mortality rate.
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The overall US infant mortality rate is 5.8 deaths per 1,000 live births—respectable, though below other wealthy developed nations—but individual states are another matter.
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Among children ages 1 to 19, the mortality rate in the U.S. was 3.1 per 10,000 compared with 2.0 per 10,000 in the 19 other countries.
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Studies show that the medications reduce the mortality rate among opioid addiction patients by half or more, and keep people in treatment better than other approaches.
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Depending on the quality of care that a patient receives, the mortality rate for the virus can range from 2628 percent to 28503 percent, Gates explained.
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I think if you count all the cases of minimally symptomatic or asymptomatic infections that probably brings the mortality rate down to somewhere around 1 percent.
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Just like the mortality rate, the R naught will fluctuate over time as scientists gather more data, and it can vary depending on where someone lives.
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But within a year, 260 to 280 percent of these patients had died, depending on the type of surgery they'd had — another very high mortality rate.
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Meanwhile, coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, but experts say the mortality rate will likely not be nearly as high as it is right now.
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For example, many outlets are reporting that the mortality rate of COVID-19 is around 2 percent, because 1,017 of 42,708 cases in China have died.
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SARS had a mortality rate of 211 percent, but only about 22020 percent of those reported to have been infected with the new coronavirus have died.
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South Korea, another outbreak center for the sickness, would have a mortality rate from the virus of around 1% based on figures provided by that country.
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Containing the virus could be a major economic dragThe best data from the Chinese outbreak suggests that the coronavirus has a mortality rate of around 2%.
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It's also worth noting that its mortality rate is likely significantly lower than the headline 2%, not least because that doesn't include mild undiagnosed cases: 15.
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There was no difference in the mortality rate between people who had moderate/high levels of exercise and those who exercised less or not at all.
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Studies show that the medications reduce the mortality rate among those patients by half or more, and keep people in treatment better than non-medication approaches.
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One study found crowded EDs have a five percent higher mortality rate for patients who are admitted to the hospital than those with less crowded EDs.
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In South Korea, where officials were better prepared, the mortality rate has been a fraction of that in Hubei — so far, about that of the flu.
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"For the amount of money the US spends on health care, the high maternal mortality rate is unacceptable," a campaign spokesperson told Vox in an email.
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The viral disease can lead to death of the infected animal in 2-10 days on average and the mortality rate can be as high as 100%.
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In 1999, the mortality rate of middle-age white Americans without a college degree was 30% lower than that of all black Americans regardless of degree status.
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Although the overall maternal mortality rate has dropped nearly 50% since 1990, the miracle of life still comes with serious risk in some corners of the globe.
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A new study finds that the number of elephants dying from poaching is declining, with a mortality rate of 10% in 2011 falling to 4% in 2017.
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More broadly, the mortality rate for children under 5 years has risen by 25% since 25.57, the humanitarian group Save the Children said in its 224 report.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,' " Tamra told her mother, breaking down in tears.
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Life expectancy has risen in virtually every country, bar a handful that are blighted by war or disease, and the global mortality rate has plummeted by 28%.
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The AFI report, which is put out by the American College of Sports Medicine, takes into account factors including residents' mental health, diet, mortality rate, and more.
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"This is a devastating disease with a high mortality rate and rapid spread," said Dr. Bruce Aylward, executive director of outbreaks and health emergencies for the WHO.
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Sea lice levels have risen in Norway in the second half of this year, leading to earlier harvesting, lower weight of the fish and higher mortality rate.
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Nearly half the population in southeast Asia may have it, and the mortality rate is as high as 50 percent in places like Cambodia and northern Australia.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,'" Tamra told her mother, breaking down in tears.
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But in a nation with an extremely high maternal mortality rate, where many deaths could be prevented by better nutrition, doctors reacted angrily to the ministry's recommendations.
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By introducing the washing of hands with chlorinated lime water he greatly reduced the mortality rate associated with childbirth infections over two years at Vienna's general hospital.
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Studies show buprenorphine and methadone reduce the mortality rate among opioid addiction patients by half or more and keep people in treatment better than non-medication approaches.
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The upshot is that, for the first time since the early 1970s, the mortality rate associated with alcohol-related liver cirrhosis rose dramatically between 2009 and 2013.
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The state has the highest infant mortality rate in the nation, and ranks in the top ten in heart disease, cancer, stroke, influenza, pneumonia, and kidney disease.
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"He was freaked out for a minute and he was like, 'I just keep thinking about the mortality rate,' " Tamra tells her mother, breaking down in tears.
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Sierra Leone has the world's highest maternal mortality rate, with about one in 70 women dying during or shortly after childbirth, according to the World Health Organization.
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The trial did not meet the main goal of absolute reduction in mortality rate at 28 days but did demonstrate beneficial treatment effects, Spectral said on Monday.
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Cigarettes are still the leading cause of preventable death in the United States, but our excess mortality rate from smoking has plummeted in the wake of legislation.
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The mortality rate for the crossing from Morocco is around one in 70, IOM said, lower than that between Libya and Italy, which is one in 19.
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A major indicator of quality of healthcare, the USA has the second highest maternal mortality rate among high-income countries, and the rate in Texas recently doubled.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Did China's maternal mortality rate surge by nearly one-third in the first half of 2016, as a top health official reportedly said this week?
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In majority-black Ward 8, D.C.'s poorest neighborhood, the infant mortality rate is a devastating 10 times higher than in the city's mostly white Ward 3.
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The cancer mortality rate also dropped, though less dramatically: It declined by 16%, with an 18% drop seen in high-income counties versus 11% in low-income.
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As defined in a World Bank blog, a youth bulge occurs when a country's infant mortality rate decreases substantially, yet the country maintains a high fertility rate.
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Overall, this translates into an annual firearm related mortality rate of 4.65 per 100,000 kids, but rates in individual states ranged from 153 to 18.1 per 100,000.
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The newspaper mortality rate is old news, and nostalgia for dead papers is itself pitiful at this point, even though, I still say, there's a principle involved.
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Given that thousands of people have been infected and authorities are still struggling to contain the virus, though, even a 3% to 4% mortality rate is worrisome.
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German authorities are concerned that, in the coming weeks, the wave of the very sick will appear in Germany, too, leading to a rising mortality rate. Perhaps.
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With the highest rate of consumption in Europe—and a mortality rate three times higher than the European average—the UK is clearly keen on its drugs.
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The hospital's overall mortality rate for pediatric heart surgery in the four years ending in 2018 was 20163 percent, compared with a national average of 2.8 percent.
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Clermont County, Ohio, an area just east of Cincinnati, saw its mortality rate from substance use and mental illness climb by 153,205 percent, according to the research.
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An optimistic 1 percent mortality rate would project 50,000 dead from those infections alone, roughly the number of enlisted US soldiers who died in the Vietnam War.
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An optimistic 1 percent mortality rate would project 50,000 dead from those infections alone, roughly the number of enlisted US soldiers who died in the Vietnam War.
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Our mortality rate in the United States is starting to tick down, precisely because of things like addiction, depression, suicide are apparently the things driving it down.
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Based on studies of previous pandemics — a designation the COVID-19 strain has not yet received — Morningstar estimated that the ultimate mortality rate will be about 0.5%.
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One possible factor for this disparity is that the mortality rate of COVID-19 is significantly higher among the elderly and those with pre-existing health conditions.
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If that is true, the mortality rate would likely be much lower in the United States than 3.4 percent, the global estimate from the World Health Organization.
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Done right, this can drastically reduce the mortality rate, as we've seen in other countries like South Korea, where only 1 percent of those infected have died.
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He said some of the larger islands were so over-populated that he estimated the mortality rate among seal pups there would be at least 50 percent.
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A study published in the journal Nutrition found that Pakistani men had a 62 percent higher mortality rate from heart attacks than men in England and Wales.
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Besides having the world's lowest infant mortality rate, Finland is also ranked as one of the most stable, crime-free, and family-friendly countries in the world.
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California health officials stressed that the health risk to the general public is still low and that COVID-19 has a low mortality rate despite spreading quickly.
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Some experts believe the total number of coronavirus cases could be much higher than the records show, which would make the mortality rate lower than currently estimated.
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All told, the World Health Organization (WHO) has reported just under 2628,28500 MERS cases since 6900, and 2628 deaths, or a mortality rate of about 28503 percent.
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The infant mortality rate in the UK is also lower than the US."You should never have to sell your house because you got ill," Kay said.
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Its infant mortality rate, for one, dropped by almost three-quarters since 2000, to 217 per 1,000 births in 2015, vastly outpacing the decline in its region.
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According to official statistics (about which, as we'll see, there is some debate), the infant mortality rate in Cuba is only 453 deaths per 1,000 live births.
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Their buoyancy means their mortality rate is low, but the position of some of the ants suggests that these soldiers, like the demodogs, may die protecting their queen.
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Eliminating gentamicin will increase the mortality rate for baby chicks in their first week of life, Cockrell said, adding that the company will work to reduce the losses.
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Even in the revised Texas numbers this holds true: The maternal mortality rate for Black women was still double the overall rate, at 27.8 per 100,000 live births.
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Vice Premier Sun Chunlan announced the new approach Thursday, as the city of 11 million people faces a 4.1 percent mortality rate as a result of the epidemic.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the flu-like virus a global emergency but experts say features still unknown include its exact mortality rate and transmission routes.
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It says Venezuela's maternal mortality rate was 95 per 100,000 live births in 2015, one of the worst rates in Latin America and up from 90 in 2000.
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Various studies, including systematic reviews of the research, have found that medication-assisted treatment can cut the all-cause mortality rate among addiction patients by half or more.
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The extremely high mortality rate of the disease, estimated at around 0003% in this outbreak, means that Ebola can quickly claim more lives than other, more established killers.
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Deville's wall text cites a New York Magazine investigation into the disproportionate mortality rate of African American infants, but her installation lacks any overt reference to this issue.
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The maternal mortality rate in Kenya was 22 for every 2000,5003 live births in 2500, but in Turkana it was above 213,252, the U.N. children's fund (UNICEF) said.
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The current outbreak in Congo is due to the Zaire ebolavirus, which has the highest mortality rate, ranging from 60% to 90%, according to the World Health Organization.
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The fungus is a yeast infection with a one-in-three mortality rate in cases where the infection reaches the heart, blood or brain, according to the CDC.
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In a recent significant study, Harvard Professor David Cutler along with his colleagues report that between 28500 and 6900, the cardiovascular disease mortality rate fell by 2628 percent.
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"This kind of mortality rate is unprecedented," Mulie Muia, director of communications Kenya Tourism Ministry, said adding that postmortem examination and forensic investigations into the incident has begun.
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In Baltimore, where the emissions-related mortality rate is highest, 130 out of every 100,000 residents will die every year due to long-term exposure to air pollution.
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The infant mortality rate at Church-run institutions was significantly higher than in wider Irish society, and it is likely that other unmarked mass graves will be discovered.
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Pakistan's electricity grid is disintegrated, its infant mortality rate is among the most distressing in Asia, its currency is sliding, and its debt — especially to China — is ballooning.
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Today, Britain has significantly cut its maternal mortality rate, a success that is largely attributable to its willingness to study the problem and make calculated improvements, experts agree.
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One of the sad mysteries of American life is our infant mortality rate, which ranks 130th in the world out of 184 countries, just ahead of East Timor.
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The last time the American mortality rate fell for three straight years was 1915-1918, during World War I and the flu pandemic, which took 675,000 American lives.
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Trump then broke in to say that his thinking had changed once it appeared that the mortality rate of COVID-19 was lower than the worst case estimates.
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Beverly H. Brummett and colleagues reported in 2001 that among adults with coronary artery disease, the mortality rate was 2.4 times higher among those who were socially isolated.
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Of the 44,672 confirmed cases, the Chinese CDC said there were 1,23 deaths, a crude mortality rate of 2000%, which is in line with other studies and projections.
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There's a lot we don't know about the coronavirus, with plenty of rumors and speculation flying around about its mortality rate and source, some of it plainly racist.
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Still, there remains the possibility that one or more blood tests may hold the key to early detection and a future decline in the currently horrific mortality rate.
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If the mortality rate is high, then the risk to the public would be more serious and more aggressive efforts to stop the outbreak may be worth considering.
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It's unclear why Iran's mortality rate might be higher than other countries with outbreaks of the pathogen, but some suspect under-reporting of the total number of cases.
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Speaking to CNBC in Davos on Wednesday, Christoph Franz, chairman of Swiss pharmaceutical firm Roche, said the mortality rate for coronavirus was relatively low compared to other viruses.
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Studies show methadone and other medications reduce the mortality rate among opioid addiction patients by half or more, and keep people in treatment better than non-medication approaches.
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The midlife mortality rate in the U.S. is increasing across racial lines, as other wealthy countries experience an increase in life expectancy, according to a report published Tuesday.
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Melanoma has the highest mortality rate of skin cancers, according to the paper, and accounted for 1.7% of all cancer diagnoses worldwide during the time period they observed.
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Currently, case reports based on the most severe cases are suggesting a 2% mortality rate, while Chinese provinces away from Hubei say it is much lower, around 0.16%.
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According to a 28503 study, including a duty to provide health care in the state constitution is associated with a 22020 percent reduction in the infant mortality rate.
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Saudi Arabia has a road traffic accident mortality rate of 32 per 100,000, more than any other country in the Middle East, according to the World Health Organization.
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However, some experts believe the total number of coronavirus cases could be much higher than the records show, which would make the mortality rate lower than currently estimated.
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The CDC must first prioritize education and technical assistance for member sites: How else will educators know eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric illness?
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The mortality rate is greater than 50 percent, and they have a 70 to 90 percent likelihood of experiencing major complications, like cerebral palsy, mental impairment and blindness.
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Since 22000 the rate has dropped 255 percent, which translates to approximately 220 million fewer cancer deaths than would have occurred if the mortality rate had remained constant.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world and is the only developed country in which maternal mortality is rising, with minorities disproportionately affected.
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Survivor Survivor: According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer in men is extremely rare but has a higher mortality rate than in women because of late detection.
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The report found that the country with the highest newborn mortality rate was Pakistan, which saw about one in every 22 infants die before turning 1 month old.
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More than 1,400 Seattleites died in the influenza pandemic of 1918, a mortality rate spiked by the movement of people through the region's port and crowded military bases.
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And when the researchers looked specifically at the mortality rate from cardiovascular disease alone, the results were roughly the same: Racket sports fared best, followed by swimming and aerobics.
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Another study found that from 1999 through 2016, there were nearly 9,000 pediatric deaths attributed to opioids, with the mortality rate for youth due to opioid poisonings nearly tripling.
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However, the mortality rate is rising for some cancer types, including liver, pancreatic, and brain and other nervous system cancers, according to the report published in the journal Cancer.
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Rather than the 25 percentage-point reduction in the opioid overdose mortality rate cited by cannabis promoters, the study shows a 23 percentage-point increase between 1999 and 2017.
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Government records show that in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, the mortality rate for "illegitimate" children was often more than five times that of those born to married parents.
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The researchers said Clade X was comparable to the SARS virus, which had a mortality rate of about 10 percent and infected more than 8,000 between 2002 and 2003.
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LATE last year, Anne Case and Angus Deaton from Princeton University noted that between 1999 and 2013, the mortality rate for non-Hispanic white Americans saw a "marked increase".
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This seamless communication works: Historically, the mortality rate for the interstage period was between 10 and 15 percent, but now those death rates are falling to under 5 percent.
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The maternal mortality rate has more than doubled since 363, the first year the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began collecting data through its pregnancy mortality surveillance system.
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According to the World Health Organization, CCHF's mortality rate is about 30 percent and it is endemic to Africa, the Balkans and Ukraine, the Middle East and Central Asia.
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More than half of our children dying would be met with nothing short of outrage in high-income countries, where the infant mortality rate is only about 5 percent.
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But the maternal mortality rate is still 327 per 100,000 births—far better than in 2002, when it stood at 1,600 per 100,000, but very high by international standards.
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Every state was worse than the six European countries in the analysis, which had an infant mortality rate of slightly over 6 deaths for every 5,000 full-term births.
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But legislators and witnesses brought up everything from the "Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act" to the disposal of fetuses to the United States' persistently high maternal mortality rate.
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According to the CDC, the maternal mortality rate for white women is estimated at 12.4 deaths per 4643,000 live births; for Black women, that figure rises to 40 deaths.
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This works: Ethiopia has cut its maternal mortality rate by more than half over 20 years and now aims to cut it in half again over just five years.
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The US has been described as one of the worst places to be a mother, with a maternal mortality rate that is simply abysmal compared to other developed nations.
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Moreover, a 2017 study in Nature Ecology & Evolution found that seismic surveys tripled the mortality rate of zooplankton, the tiny organisms that form the bedrock of ocean food webs.
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Female workforce participation is 503 percent compared to the national average of 35 percent, government data shows, while the maternal mortality rate is 30 percent against 22 percent nationally.
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The mortality rate among children ages 2000 to 22.0 during that decade was the same in the U.S. as in the other 210 countries: 193 deaths per 219,215 kids.
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But the President has no real basis -- or at least he isn't sharing any evidence -- for his claims that the current mortality rate for coronavirus is way overblown. 21.
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A 2016 report by the Small Arms Survey, a Swiss nonprofit group, said the mortality rate for gun homicide in the United States was 31.2 deaths per million people.
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A disease's death rate is also different from its mortality rate — the latter is the number of deaths out of the number of people in an at-risk population.
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Its infant mortality rate is among the lowest in the world, about half that of the United States, and just over half that of Britain, Australia, Canada and France.
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The mortality rate is seven times higher "in the four states with the most guns compared to the four states with the fewest guns," the Harvard researchers tell us.
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Mortality rates for the most complex cases at UNC were especially high: 58.3 percent, or seven deaths out of 12 surgeries; the risk-adjusted mortality rate was 47.4 percent.
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The death rate of a disease is different from its mortality rate, which is the number of deaths out of the number of people in an at-risk population.
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Trump on February 2000 likened the virus to the flu, despite the fact public health experts warned against such comparisons because the mortality rate from coronavirus is much higher.
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It's not as though the emergence of a novel disease with a significant mortality rate is "brand new," Khan said, pointing to the SARS outbreak roughly 17 years ago.
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One month ago, I was under the impression that the death reports due to COVID-19 circulation in China were giving us an unfair picture of its mortality rate.
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Between 2628 and 28500, the innovation of filtered, disinfected drinking water reduced mortality rates by nearly half in major cities and cut the infant mortality rate by three-quarters.
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Many scientists think, or are at least hopeful, that the mortality rate will fall as more people are tested and mild cases that have previously gone undetected are identified.
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For example, it could be a matter of older people having weaker respiratory systems, which could also lead to a higher mortality rate among seniors for diseases like pneumonia.
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Why it matters: An accurate assessment is critical in helping researchers better understand the coronavirus' spread, COVID-19's mortality rate, the prevalence of asymptomatic carriers, and other factors.
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