Firearm deaths in the data include gun deaths by homicide and suicide, unintentional deaths, deaths in war or legal interventions, and deaths that are undetermined.
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There were 905,874 hospital deaths in 2003 -- 39.7% of deaths -- and by 2017 there were 470,424 hospital deaths, 29.8% of deaths.
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There are 20153,000 deaths linked to alcohol each year — more than drug overdose deaths, car crash deaths, or deaths from gun violence.
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On top of that, the fatality rate that NHTSA puts out every year includes driver deaths, pedestrian deaths, motorcycle deaths and bicycle deaths.
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In other words, preventing just 30 percent of smoking deaths would prevent more deaths than preventing all drug overdose deaths and alcohol-related deaths combined.
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Deaths from fentanyl more than doubled in 217, from 22010,22011 deaths in 20143 to 22014,22010 deaths.
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For example, for every 100,163 people in the counties with the highest and lowest mortality rates in 2014, the authors saw significant differences in numbers of deaths from high blood pressure (18 deaths vs 4 deaths), poor blood flow to the heart (236 deaths vs 199 deaths), and poor blood flow to the brain (68 deaths vs 40 deaths).
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They separated overdose deaths into one of three categories: Overdose deaths tied to opioid use, deaths tied to non-opioid use, and deaths with no specified drug at blame.
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United Airlines: 9 deaths, 14 injuries Delta Airlines: 5 deaths, 5 injuries American Airlines: 4 deaths, 1 injury Hawaiian Airlines: 103 deaths, 0 injuries Alaska Airlines: 2 deaths, 1 injury Skywest Airlines: 2 deaths, 1 injury ExpressJet: 1 death, 0 injuries In 2015, United Airlines once again had the highest number of animal deaths with 14 animals dying during transportation and eight sustaining injuries.
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Stomach cancer (783,000 deaths) and liver cancer (782,000 deaths) are the third and fourth most prevalent cancer deaths in 2018.
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Drug overdose deaths in the US have nearly tripled since 19993, from 6.1 deaths for every 100,000 people to 2000 deaths.
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And deaths from fentanyl more than doubled in a single year — from 1,905 deaths in 2013 to 4,200 deaths in 2014.
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The number of drug overdose deaths involving methamphetamine has more than doubled from 1,388 deaths in 2010 to 3,728 deaths in 2014.
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That argument, he said, is that deaths from drugs are not unique and are "deaths of despair" rather than deaths of addiction.
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Deaths rose from 3.6 deaths per 1,000 in 2014 to 3.7 per 1,000 in 2015, then 3.8 per 20303,000 deaths in 2016.
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For those 21996 to 21996 years old, the cause of death was listed as accidental in 22.6% of cases (22016,193 deaths); suicide, 219% (22016,236.5 deaths); assault, 62.3% (20,247 deaths); and undetermined, 1.3% (422 deaths).
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The number of fentanyl related deaths more than doubled in a single year, from 210,905 deaths in 2013 to 4,200 deaths in 2014.
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Too much processed meat was tied to 57,766 deaths, too little fatty fish to 73,626 deaths, and too few vegetables to 53,410 deaths.
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Overdose deaths involving opioid painkillers had quadrupled over a span of 12 years, from 4,030 deaths in 173 to 16,917 deaths in 2011.
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Overdose deaths involving opioid painkillers had quadrupled over a span of 12 years, from 4,030 deaths in 1999 to 16,917 deaths in 93.
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When examining the data by state, the report found that the states with the highest rates of drug overdose deaths in 2018 were: West Virginia, at about 52 deaths per 100,000 peopleDelaware, about 44 deaths per 100,303Maryland, about 37 deaths per 100,000Pennsylvania, about 36 deaths per 100,000Ohio, about 36 deaths per 100,000New Hampshire, about 20123 deaths per 100,000 According to the report, the states with the lowest drug overdose death rates in 2018 were: Texas, at about 210 deaths per 22017,22018 peopleNorth Dakota, about 22012 deaths per 22018,230Iowa, about 20183 deaths per 22018,22014Nebraska, about 22016 deaths per 100,000South Dakota, about 7 deaths per 100,000 Factors driving declines in deaths A decline in drug overdose deaths in 2018 were likely "a big part" of the uptick in life expectancy that year, "but it was also coupled with the fact that we had improvements in cancer deaths and, in particular, cardiovascular mortality, which have been falling," said Dr. Georges Benjamin, executive director of the American Public Health Association in Washington, DC. Benjamin was not involved in the new mortality reports.
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Many of these deaths were cancer deaths linked to radiation exposure.
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In fact, deaths from fentanyl-related substances now surpass heroin deaths.
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Obesity is more likely to cause heart deaths than cancer deaths.
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Records show 13 deaths in 2018 and 17 deaths in 2017.
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But at what point do many deaths become too many deaths?
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There were no maternal deaths, but there were three newborn deaths.
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AIDS deaths have plummeted since 2004, and malaria deaths since 2005.
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In the 5-to-14-year-old age group, accidents accounted for 12.8% of cases (830 deaths); suicide, 29.6% cases (1,13 deaths); assault, 54.8% cases (3,545 deaths); and undetermined, 218% (22017 deaths), according to the study.
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Mass shooting deaths represented less than 2 percent of all gun deaths in the US that year — 13 of nearly 39,000 overall gun deaths.
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Mass shooting deaths represented less than 2 percent of all gun deaths in the US that year — 451 of nearly 39,000 overall gun deaths.
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Preventing hot car deaths If the investigation confirms the deaths are heat-related, it'll add to the debate on how to prevent such deaths.
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DEATHS, INFECTIONS * There have now been more cases and more deaths outside mainland China than inside, with 2.693,000 cases worldwide and over 7,000 deaths.
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Based on the study, the US would prevent more deaths if it prevented all alcohol deaths than if it prevented all drug overdose deaths.
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In the United States alone, there are 194,19703 annual deaths due to these causes, while China sees 1.6 million deaths and India 692,000 deaths.
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The total drug overdose deaths add up to more than the 20163,22016 deaths from car crashes, the 22016,21 deaths due to gun violence, and the 43,000 deaths due to HIV/AIDS during that epidemic's peak in 1995.
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The organization counted 2800 deaths in 26 and 7417413 deaths in 2741741.
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Countries where maternal deaths were reduced also decreased child and adolescent deaths.
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The deaths were the first U.S. combat deaths in Iraq this year.
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According to nachorykaart's infographic, GOT features six more main-character deaths than TWD, nine more side-character deaths, and even 385 more background-character deaths.
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This chart shows mass shooting deaths and overall gun deaths, with each block representing 10 gun-related deaths: Meanwhile, more than 14,000 of the gun deaths that year were homicides, and almost 23,000 — the great majority — were suicides.
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Types of deaths that must go to San Juan for review include crime victims, poisonings, suicides, accidental deaths, cremations, nursing home deaths and children's deaths, among others, according to a 2017 law that established new guidelines for forensics.
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As of October 5, most of the cases in the EU were reported from Romania (5,20013 cases, with 33 deaths), France (2,702, with 3 deaths), Greece (2,289, cases with 2 deaths) and Italy (2,248 cases, with 20093 deaths).
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"With continued warming, cold-related deaths are projected to decrease and heat-related deaths are projected to increase; in most regions, increases in heat-related deaths are expected to outpace reductions in cold-related deaths," according to the report.
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Over the last decade, there have been millions of cases of cholera and 1,430,000 deaths; 28,833 cases of Ebola and 2023,437 deaths; 35.6 million cases of influenza and 56,21625 deaths; and 2900,220006 cases of meningococcal meningitis and 2202,2628 deaths.
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All 12 of the deaths have been linked to liquid-filled balloons, and the majority to the Reshape (three deaths) and Orbera balloon system (four deaths).
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Snyder's DC cinematic universe is going to have deaths and deaths and more deaths, including innocents and villains alike, some at the hands of our heroes.
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Of the 1,046 deaths recorded, New York City had by far the most, with 280 deaths (as well as another 36 deaths elsewhere around the state).
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Hawkins plagues little Beckford with contemporary watery deaths, grieving about other watery deaths and the discovery of a manuscript about the town's history of watery deaths.
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There were 8,790 deaths from any cause, including 1,909 deaths from heart disease.
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Opioid crisis Deaths from opioid-related overdose deaths have been on the rise.
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In 2015, there were more reported selfie deaths than deaths from shark attacks.
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Assisted deaths abroad accounted for just 0.008% of deaths of Britons in 2016.
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Gun deaths Gun deaths in the US reached a record high last year.
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So as painkiller deaths began to level off, heroin deaths began to increase.
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There were two more deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to 44.
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In 85033, there were 13 deaths, and in 2017, there were 17 deaths.
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But traffic deaths rose last year to 221, from 203 deaths in 2018.
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Overdose deaths were nearly equal to the number of deaths from car crashes.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the agency said.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the office says.
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Hurricane Irma led to 2975 deaths, Hurricane Harvey was blamed for 22017 deaths and Maria led to 22018,040 deaths, according to numbers compiled by BMJ Global Health.
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Most of these gun deaths are suicides, followed by homicides and then accidental deaths.
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These deaths accounted for nearly a third of all overdose deaths that year.[GAO]
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Some planned their deaths and prepared for them — making their deaths meaningful, not random.
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Our process to evaluate which deaths met the criteria for direct or indirect deaths.
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In 2015, as total opioid deaths grew by 20163%, heroin deaths increased by 23%.
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Deaths from preventable causes, such as firearm deaths and homicides, seem to be up.
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They found an average of 1,028 deaths per year, or 2.8 deaths per day.
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The deaths prompted unrest and violent protests, which led to at least 10 deaths.
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Overdose deaths involving opioids have increased in New York by roughly 180% from 2010 (over 1,000 deaths) to 2016 (over 3,000 deaths), according to the state's health department.
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A new federal law, the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act, provides grants to states that investigate pregnancy-related deaths, including deaths occurring up to a year after the birth.
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In New York, pedestrian deaths accounted for 46% of the city's 207 traffic deaths in 2017, while 60% of the 1.363 traffic deaths in San Francisco were pedestrians.
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Banta-Green and the researchers both point out that opioids play a part in the high levels of drug overdose deaths in the US. The study describes US opioid deaths as "triple epidemic waves," starting with prescription opioid deaths in the late 1990s, heroin deaths beginning in 2010 and finally deaths due to synthetic opioids, which include fentanyl.
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The annual age-adjusted rate of gun deaths per every 100,000 people jumped from 10.3 deaths per 100,000 in 1999 to 12 deaths per 100,000 in 2017, CNN reported.
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But the increase of opioid-related deaths—401 percent since 1999—far outstripped that of non-opioid deaths (a 20083 percent rise) and non-specific overdose deaths (220 percent).
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The 22,21 deaths were calculated by comparing the number of deaths in the four months after the hurricane to the average number of deaths in the previous four years.
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The increases in deaths among pedestrians and bicyclists come after a 2593% decline in pedestrian deaths in 2259 to 21.36,2100 and an 8% decline in bicyclist deaths to 783.
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Overdose deaths, most caused by opioids, composed up to half of all drug-related deaths.
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That compares to 2,366 deaths in September last year and 2,242 deaths in September 2015.
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Drug deaths appeared to harbor distinct communities of microbes compared with deaths by natural causes.
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The FBI and CDC are investigating the deaths of at least six of the deaths.
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Missouri's three tornado deaths bring to seven the number of deaths from storms this week.
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Accidental or unintentional gun deaths accounted for far fewer (489) of the total gun deaths.
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That's not "millions" of preventable deaths, but it is still a lot of preventable deaths.
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That's more than 3,200 deaths every year and an average of nine deaths every day.
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The deaths have more than doubled since Thursday, when American health officials reported 1,000 deaths.
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And while overall drug overdose–related deaths decreased, deaths from fentanyl, cocaine, and meth rose.
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At 26 deaths, Iran has the highest number of coronavirus-caused deaths outside of China.
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Deaths attributable to opioid overdoses accounted for 400,000 deaths in the U.S. between 1999-21625.
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In coming years, cancer deaths could even outstrip heart disease deaths for the first time.
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The gun deaths included 6,464 children between the ages of 5 and 14 years old (an average of 340 deaths per year), and 32,478 deaths in children between 15 and 18 years old (an average of 19963,050 deaths per year), according to the study.
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Bloody deaths, fiery deaths, sudden deaths: one of the reasons the show is so damn good is that you're constantly wondering which character will be next to bite the dust.
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"The term 'deaths of despair' comes from the fact that the three causes of deaths that were rising most rapidly were suicides, drug overdoses, and alcohol-related deaths," Deaton said.
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The suicide rate is highest in the Western U.S., with Montana (26 deaths per 100,000), Alaska (25.4 deaths per 100,000) and Wyoming (25.2 deaths per 100,000) recording the highest rates.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists monitors three categories of journalist deaths on the job: reprisal killings, deaths in combat or crossfire, and deaths on other hazardous assignments, such as riots.
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Unsafe water accounted for 1.8 million deaths, and occupational exposure carcinogens or particulates caused 800,000 deaths.
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These two tragic deaths were not the only drug-related deaths of young clubbers visiting Fabric.
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"Twenty years ago, we might have 12 deaths we determined to be drug deaths," Lisman said.
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Since 1991 Royal Commission into #Aboriginal Deaths in Custody been over 400 #Indigenous deaths in custody.
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The deaths at Santa Anita Racehorse deaths happen, no matter where horse racing events are staged.
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The number of deaths has surpassed the number of deaths in the 2002-2003 SARS pandemic.
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In fact, the number of deaths each year is less than 1% of nationwide traffic deaths.
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When looking at overdose deaths involving heroin, the percent of overdose deaths were underestimated by 22%.
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Since that time, the highest number of deaths per year was in 23, with 255 deaths.
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Since that time, the highest number of deaths per year was in 2010, with 49 deaths.
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Between 2013 and 2014, prescription opioid deaths increased by 16 percent to 18,893 deaths that year.
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Heart disease accounts for 7 deaths per 100,000, and cancer accounts for 6.3 deaths per 100,000.
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Since 2009, drug poisoning deaths have outnumbered deaths by firearms, motor vehicle crashes, suicide and homicide.
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And in 2014, overdose deaths reached a record high, because of the increase in opioid deaths.
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This chart from Business Insider compares US flu deaths to deaths in China from COVID-19.
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In 2016, the Netherlands saw 629 traffic deaths, about a third of which were bike deaths.
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Related: Time Magazine's Mahita Gajanan explains that suicide deaths are driving the increase in gun deaths.
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"The ship's captain made an announcement about the deaths, but only after several deaths," she said.
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Prior to COVID-19, deaths due to poverty exceeded deaths due to overdose and suicide combined.
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It caused approximately 44,000 deaths in 2015, making up 3.3% of all deaths from viral hepatitis.
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The alternative is that absent investment in research, opioid deaths will continue just like cigarette deaths.
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Rosselló first announced a review of deaths in December, citing news reports showing deaths were underreported.
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Colorectal comes in second for mortality, with 881,000 deaths, and breast cancer fifth with 627,000 deaths.
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How it's possible to characterize deaths without including any actual data on deaths is anyone's guess.
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Adult deaths unclear The WHO said it has not seen adult deaths due to the Zika virus, adding that the world health agency is awaiting more information on the Venezuela deaths.
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The rate of teen overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids has increased sevenfold from 0.1 deaths per 100,000 2772- to 215-year-olds in 219 to 21.4 deaths per 252,2404 in 0003.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed these warnings, reporting that maternal deaths increased from 7.2 deaths per 2023,000 births in 1987 to 17.8 deaths per 21625,2900 in 220006.
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No deaths were reported in this study, but there have been possible deaths documented outside of the U.S. In March, doctors also reported the first two U.S. deaths associated with tianeptine toxicity.
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The result was primarily driven by the difference in deaths of 13.7 percent in the placebo group, or 7 deaths, compared with 3.4 percent, or 2 deaths, for the ixmyelocel-T group.
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The CDC previously estimated, before the recent rise in alcohol-induced deaths, that there are 88,000 alcohol-related deaths a year in the US when accounting for these other types of deaths.
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In the United States, there were 101 deaths from pneumonia for every million deaths between 2001 to 2010 and 214 deaths per million in the UK, according to the British Lung Foundation.
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As of Monday morning, there were 40 deaths in Cook County, Illinois, 34 deaths in Oakland County, Michigan, and 28 deaths in Jefferson County, Louisiana, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins.
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According to the National Safety Council, accidental and preventable gun deaths make up 1% of overall gun-related deaths in the US. In 2017, there were 486 accidental or preventable gun deaths.
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That same year, the UK endured 22014 gun deaths total — or 22000 gun deaths per million people.
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However, adenovirus-related deaths are much less common than deaths from, say, the flu and its complications.
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But if other overdose deaths continue to go up, they could overcome any drop in painkiller deaths.
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However, since 2009, while deaths from those in vehicles have flat-lined, pedestrian deaths have risen steadily.
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Pedestrian deaths accounted for 16% of all U.S traffic deaths in 2017, up from 12% in 2009.
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A map from 1890 showing the number of deaths from measles per 1,000 deaths from known causes.
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Most hot car deaths are accidents The majority of heatstroke deaths occur by accident, according to NoHeatStroke.org.
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This all contributed to seven deaths in detention out of a total of 18 in-custody deaths.
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Georgia has confirmed six deaths from U-47700 and 12 deaths from furanylfentanyl this year, Kilcrease said.
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While chemical deaths number in the hundreds, deaths from conventional weapons are in the hundreds of thousands.
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Euthanasia accounted for 5,516 deaths in the Netherlands in 2015, or 3.9 percent of all deaths nationwide.
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Those three methods of accidental deaths accounted for 85% of all unintentional injury-related deaths in 2016.
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Takata air bag inflators have been linked to at least 16 deaths worldwide, including 11 U.S. deaths.
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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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If you factor in alcohol related deaths, that number shoots to over 300 needless deaths every day.
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A total of 5,193 people died, including 1,663 deaths from cardiovascular disease and 1,297 deaths from cancer.
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In 2015, opioid overdose deaths surpassed gun homicide deaths in America for the first time in history.
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According to the center, twice as many indirect deaths have been recorded than direct deaths since 1990.
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As deaths from prescription opioids stabilized, overdose deaths from illicit opioids, including heroin and fentanyl, nearly tripled.
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Drug deaths are the main culprit and the opioid crisis is the major driver of those deaths.
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Heart disease deaths have actually decreased 14 percent since 2000, while Alzheimer's deaths have increased 89 percent.
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In 21, medically-aided deaths accounted for 6,091, or 4 percent, of all deaths in the country.
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Pedestrian deaths accounted for 16% of all U.S traffic deaths in 21996, up from 280% in 267.
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By the numbers over the past 143 months, per CalFire (** indicates active fire): Mendocino Complex: 459,123 acres, 280 structures, 1 death Thomas: 281,893 acres; 1,063 structures; 2 deaths Carr: 203,651 acres; 1,604 structures; 236 deaths Witch: 2807,25 acres; 2636,222 structures, 214 deaths **Camp: 20003,22000 acres; 215,220 structures; 66 deaths **Woolsey: Nearly 100,000 acres; ~600 structures; 3 deaths Nuns: 54,153 acres; 1,355 structures; 3 deaths Tubbs: 36,807 acres; 5,636 structures, 22 deaths The big picture: 14 of the 20 most destructive fires in the state have been since 2000, along with 15 of the 20 largest by acreage.
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This compares to 2000,2716 cases and 22000 deaths in 2017, and 5,273 cases and 13 deaths in 2016.
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Deaths from diabetes went from 22017,295 to 3,250 and deaths from heart illnesses increased from 5,417 to 5,586.
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There were fewer than 600 cancer-related deaths in total, with only 66 deaths separating the two groups.
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In 2015 the number of overdose deaths -- 52,404 -- exceeded the number of gun deaths -- 36,252 -- across the country.
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For the uninitiated, Karacas is known animating spectacular deaths, whether in his ten-deaths-a-minute show Superjail!
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Overdose deaths have been creeping upward since the beginning of the 21st century — especially deaths from opiate abuse.
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Esophageal cancer was responsible for approximately 400,000 recorded deaths worldwide in 2012, about 5% of all cancer deaths.
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But given that there are more alcohol-induced deaths than opioid deaths, that's likely not the whole story.
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Amongst major careers, only fishing (55 deaths per 100,000) and logging (913 deaths per 100,000) are more lethal.
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Deaths among those riding in motor vehicles remained the same, with 61 deaths last year and in 2014.
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Takata air bag inflators have been linked to at least 16 deaths worldwide, including the 11 U.S. deaths.
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Deaths at the scene of the crash more than quadrupled, while deaths in the hospital tripled for motorcyclists.
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Heat-related deaths These record high temperatures are to blame for at least two deaths in recent days.
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"For adults within the Cherokee Nation, overdose deaths now outnumber deaths due to car accidents," the lawsuit alleges.
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Among them: So guns led to more deaths than the next 12 leading causes of teen deaths combined.
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Scaling up optimal breastfeeding can prevent an estimated 823,000 child deaths and 20,000 breast cancer deaths every year.
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Their deaths have sparked national outrage after the release of graphic videos capturing their deaths and the aftermath.
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Two deaths involved leptospirosis confirmed through laboratory testing, and "several other" deaths are pending test results, Deseda said.
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In fact, there are reports that this year, deaths in school shootings have surpassed deaths in the military.
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Diabetes alone caused 1.5 million deaths in 2012, while high blood glucose led to another 2.2 million deaths.
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Rat bites were the mechanism of injury with the highest frequency of deaths: 6.5 deaths per 10,000 bites.
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Opioid-related deaths: While opioid use may not have increased significantly, the number of opioid-related deaths has.
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Drug overdose deaths reach new highs Drug overdose deaths are expected to continue to reach new record highs.
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For Claire Underwood, on the other hand, other people's deaths (or near-deaths) are an opportunity for growth.
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Starting around 2011, opioid painkiller overdose deaths began to level off, and heroin overdose deaths began to increase.
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Those reviews were statistical in nature; they counted excess deaths in 2017 compared with deaths in previous years.
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In no other major war in the 1800s were civilian deaths such a small percentage of total deaths.
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At least 237 deaths were reported Thursday, bringing the total number of deaths nationwide to at least 1,195.
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There are more than 80,000 alcohol related deaths each year, but zero recorded deaths in history from marijuana.
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By 2015, opioid overdose deaths totaled more than 33,000 — close to two-thirds of all drug overdose deaths.
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Singapore reported two coronavirus-related deaths on Saturday, the first deaths in the city-state from COVID-19.
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There have been several such deaths, as well as dozens of overdose deaths, in jails in recent years.
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Deaths from natural and semi-synthetic opioids rose by 2.6 percent, and methadone deaths declined by 9.1 percent.
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More than 4,000 deaths were reported in 2019 compared with an estimated 770 deaths in 2016, he said.
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The study linked economic conditions with so-called "deaths of despair," including suicide and drug and alcohol deaths.
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Worldwide, the rates were about 16 deaths per 100,000 men and 7 deaths per 100,000 women in 2016.
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It isn't just mass shooting deaths that are alarming; gun deaths in the US in general are high.
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Football deaths happen every year Game-related deaths of football players are rare, but they happen every fall.
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Drug overdose deaths increased eightfold from 85033 to 2012, surpassing car crash deaths in 2009, the lawsuit said.
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It covers deaths that occurred for about nine months after the storm and may not include all deaths.
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China's 81,000 cases and 231,225 deaths now only account for about 22.13% of total global infections and deaths.
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China's 81,23 cases and 3,249 deaths now only account for about 37% of total global infections and deaths.
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By 2015, opioid overdose deaths totaled more than 33,000 — close to two-thirds of all drug overdose deaths.
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Overdose deaths overall steadily increased during the study period, from nearly 217,000 deaths in 225 to over 22008,22014 in 2015 (2016, not included in the study, saw yet another record high of 63,000 deaths).
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The result was primarily driven by the difference in deaths of 13.7 percent in the placebo group, or 7 deaths, compared with 3.4 percent, or 2 deaths, for those who received ixmyelocel-T therapy.
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And the last few outbreaks — 12 cases in 2009 with three deaths; 7 cases in 2010 with two deaths; three cases in 2014 with three deaths — have instilled fear that more people will die.
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Among women in that age group, the drug overdose death rate increased from 6.7 deaths per 100,20163 people, or 4,314 deaths total, in 1999 to 264 per 21,2643, or 2915,10 deaths total, in 2492.
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Although the CDC does not count fentanyl related deaths separately from other synthetic opioid deaths, they reported an increase of 79 percent, from 3,097 to 85033,544 synthetic opioid related deaths between 2013 and 2014.
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The government's existing system is called the Arrest-Related Deaths program, which is intended to be a census of a variety of causes of such deaths, including suicides, accidents and deaths from natural causes.
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For female melanoma deaths during the same time period, Portugal also lead with an increase of 160.7%, followed by Greece, where female deaths rose by 130.6% and Spain, where female deaths increased by 73.6%.
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There were more than 33,000 drug overdose deaths in the US in 2017 — a record for overdose deaths in a single year — and more than two-thirds of those deaths were linked to opioids.
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In fact, as Vox's German Lopez reports, in 2016 mass shooting deaths accounted for just 2 percent of total gun related deaths; 14,313 of 2016's gun deaths were homicides, and 23,000 were suicides.
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There are clear deaths from the storm, clear deaths indirectly from the storm, and then deaths that are harder to determine — for instance, a sick patient who died in a hospital experiencing frequent power outages.
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And, as noted above, the Officer Down Memorial Page tracker shows on-duty deaths of police officers are near historic lows — despite an increase in gunfire deaths, but a drop in overall deaths, in 2016.
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However, in the three biggest hot-spots outside China, South Korea has nearly 6,600 with 42 deaths; Italy has more than 3,633 cases with 148 deaths; and Iran has more than 3,500 with 124 deaths.
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The latest deaths bring the number of U.S. service member deaths in Afghanistan to seven in 2019, and a total of 68 U.S. military deaths since January 2015, according to U.S. government and NATO reports.
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The deaths of Clayton and Lewis mark the second and third on-duty law enforcement officer deaths of 2017.
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Since 2009, drug-induced deaths have increased by 42% with a record 52,404 deaths in the latest-reported year.
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Over the course of the study, 0003,526 coronary heart disease deaths and 83 sudden cardiac death deaths were recorded.
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Blood pressure is estimated to cause 7.5 million deaths globally, almost 13% of all deaths, according to the WHO.
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Wyoming also counted 24 deaths among motorcyclists -- 39 rollover-related, nine weather-related -- and three deaths among ATV drivers.
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That compares with 2.6 deaths per 100,000 people for African Americans and 4 deaths per 100,000 people for Hispanics.
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Either way, Britain is set for the strange death of the strange deaths of strange deaths. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Most of these deaths were happening to younger men, unlike prescription painkiller deaths, which happen to middle-aged people.
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"My conscience is that I participated in trying to stop further deaths from happening," Ramaphosa said about the deaths.
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Nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths in the US are suicides: an average of 59 deaths a day.
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The auto safety agency said pedestrian deaths were projected to rise 4 percent and bicyclist deaths by 10 percent.
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These types of death among infants are collectively known as sleep-related infant deaths, or sudden unexpected infant deaths.
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There were 52,547 deaths attributed to too little fruit and 51,695 deaths tied to too many sugar-sweetened beverages.
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Over the last 20 years, Sweden reduced pedestrian deaths by 31 percent and overall traffic deaths by 45 percent.
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Harvey's grim toll is not yet taken, but current estimates reach as high as 30 deaths or suspected deaths.
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Game of Thrones has recently started treating all deaths as "deaths," so I'm confident that it pays to invest.
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In Georgia, prescription opioid overdose deaths increased tenfold between 1999 and 85033, almost equaling deaths from motor vehicle crashes.
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There are [many statistics] that show deaths from [other circumstances] are much more frequent than deaths from shark attacks.
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The number of overdose deaths involving both classes of deaths nearly tripled over the same period, the FDA said.
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Some deaths were in weather-related accidents At least 16 deaths have been linked to this week's extreme weather.
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At least 246 new deaths were reported Thursday, bringing the total number of deaths nationwide to at least 1,195.
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Using deaths that are confirmed, the agency measured a 10.2 percent increase in overdose deaths between 2016 and 2017.
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The first governmental account of nationwide drug deaths in 2016 shows overdose deaths growing even faster than previously thought.
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In Alicante province in southeastern Spain, deaths in retirement homes have accounted for 95 percent of the coronavirus deaths.
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In 2013, American gun-related deaths included 21,175 suicides, 20123,208 homicides and 505 deaths caused by an accidental discharge.
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And traffic deaths — which used to be far more common than gun deaths — have declined a lot over time.
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Traffic deaths are dropping slightly After years of troubling upticks, traffic deaths in the US are finally leveling off.
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Either these deaths are justified, and therefore America is just, or these deaths are unjustified, and America is unjust.
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Over 50 years, we reduced per-mile driving deaths by almost 80 percent and prevented 3.5 million automobile deaths.
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But along with the large number, pedestrian deaths as a percentage of total traffic deaths was 17% in 2019.
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Italy has at least 650 infections and 17 deaths, while French officials have reported 38 cases and two deaths.
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In 2016, the Bronx saw 32 overdose deaths per 100,000 residents, and Staten Island had 30 deaths per 100,000.
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At least three deaths haunt this book: the deaths of Wood's in-laws and the death of his mother.
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The number of people whose deaths were associated with kratom make up less than 1% of all overdose deaths.
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High gun ownership rates do not reduce gun deaths, but rather tend to coincide with increases in gun deaths.
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There's also Autostraddle's more comprehensive list of lesbian deaths, which dates back to 1976 and currently contains 147 deaths.
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For his study, Ruhm looked at the link between a composite of economic conditions and drug overdose deaths as well as other deaths of despair, such as alcohol-related deaths and suicides, at the county level.
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Throughout the years, a few general trends can be seen: Deaths tend to occur more frequently at the high school and college levels than youth and professional, and indirect deaths tend to significantly outnumber direct deaths.
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Deaths from gunshot, self-inflicted or otherwise, were close behind car-related deaths, increasing 543 percent to more than 36,000.
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The statistics, which do not include deaths from natural causes, include deaths from drownings, homicide, suicide, vehicle or other accidents.
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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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Players of roguelike games talk about their deaths all the time, and those deaths really mean something to those players.
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The report is only an provisional estimate of reported overdose deaths, since some reported deaths still haven't been fully investigated.
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The numbers pertain only to racing and training deaths and do not include deaths stemming from disease or stable accidents.
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Premature deaths Nitrogen dioxide pollution caused almost 70,000 premature deaths in Europe in 2013, according to the European Commission statement.
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If anything, this seems to be getting worse: As opioid overdose deaths have risen, so too have alcohol-related deaths.
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Roughly six in 10 gun deaths in 2017 were suicides, and less than four in 10 gun deaths involved homicides.
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But rates of both violent deaths and traffic deaths peak among young American adults, widening the international disparity in mortality.
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If police deaths continued at the current rate this year, we would expect about 21 police shooting deaths in 22012.
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The deaths were mainly caused by cardiovascular disease, though there were also some deaths from respiratory disease, the researchers say.
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Mashable combed through all seven seasons (tens of thousands of deaths) to remember the most shocking, brutal, and numerous deaths.
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So how can a screening process reduce deaths for specific cancers while somehow not reducing the overall number of deaths?
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If police deaths continued at the current rate this year, we would expect about 56 police shooting deaths in 2016.
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In 2017, roughly two-thirds of the 70,237 drug overdose deaths in the United States involved opioids -- about 47,600 deaths.
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But while news outlets widely reported on the police shooting deaths of African Americans, these deaths haven't gotten much attention.
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The 352 deaths mark a significant increase over the 229 civilian deaths that were counted through the end of February.
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Nearly 19,000 of those deaths were linked to opioid painkillers, making them a cause in 40 percent of overdose deaths.
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That amounts to a sobering 23 percent of all global deaths and 26 percent of deaths in children under 2023.
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Deaths among new mothers in government hospitals have multiplied, and deaths of their newborns have skyrocketed more than a hundredfold.
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Merck said Keytruda led to the deaths of13 trial patients, compared with 14 treatment-related deaths in the chemo group.
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And in some states, deaths from synthetic opioids like fentanyl, which are coming from China, are overtaking deaths from heroin.
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The crash brings the total number of U.S. deaths in Afghanistan to 85033 this year, with three additional noncombat deaths.
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In Australia, 5.72 male deaths were reported for every 100,000 men, compared to 2.53 female deaths per every 100,000 women.
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We should prevent gun deaths the same way we've prevented deaths from cigarette smoking, or car crashes, or curable diseases.
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In 2013, 277 red tide-related manatee deaths were recorded, pushing the total number of deaths to 803 that year.
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After Los Angeles and Chicago embraced Vision Zero, traffic deaths dropped slightly last year, though pedestrian deaths remained stubbornly high.
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On Saturday, they had 7,753 cases and 288 deaths — compared to 589 cases and no deaths only one week earlier.
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Behavior contributes to nearly half of cancer deaths in the United States, and up to 40 percent of all deaths.
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In short, more guns mean more gun deaths, and more restrictions on guns mean fewer guns and fewer gun deaths.
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Kidney failure contributed to 28 percent of deaths, while heart attack or stroke were responsible for 8 percent of deaths.
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They found that one in five airstrikes resulted in civilian deaths, not necessarily that 2,700 airstrikes resulted in civilian deaths.
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No deaths have been reported in the US although nearly 500 deaths have been reported and 24,000 confirmed cases worldwide.
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Iran has reported 593 cases of the coronavirus and 43 deaths — the largest number of deaths outside of mainland China.
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Several deaths have been reported The commission said it's aware of 22 deaths nationwide associated with amusement attractions since 13.
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In addition, researchers looked at how storm-related deaths were certified, and they analyzed communication about deaths after the disaster.
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The state also has the nation's highest rate of cancer deaths and one of the highest rates of cardiovascular deaths.
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Estimated 2427,28 'excess deaths' after Maria Also in December, The New York Times estimated 21,2427 "excess deaths" occurred after Maria.
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Yet high gun ownership rates do not reduce gun deaths, but rather tend to coincide with increases in gun deaths.
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In 2017 alone, opioids accounted for about 400 deaths in the state of Oklahoma, and 48,000 deaths across the country.
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While the deaths of all four victims were covered in the media, the true cause of their deaths was omitted.
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The rate of gun deaths also increased to 12 deaths for every 100,000 people, the highest since the mid-1990s.
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The total number of deaths from opioid overdoses first surpassed the total number of deaths from vehicle crashes years ago.
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It turns out several other high-income countries are also seeing cancer deaths creep up while heart disease deaths decline.
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But more than half of these opioid-linked deaths didn't show up in Minnesota's official total for opioid overdose deaths.
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There were also 745 deaths, compared to the five-year average of 13 deaths, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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I didn't have the perspective to be able to handle—especially the tragic deaths—as well as the child deaths.
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Since 1999, the US has seen more than 700,000 drug overdose deaths, with most of those deaths linked to opioids.
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In 2018, the agency said pedestrian deaths were projected please to rise 4 percent and bicyclist deaths by 10 percent.
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Per the National Institute on Drug Abuse, there were over 22018,8003 drug overdose deaths in 2800 — and the "sharpest increase" occurred in deaths related to "fentanyl and fentanyl analogs (synthetic opioids)", with a staggering 2662,201857 overdose deaths.
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There are deaths that were clearly caused by a storm, deaths indirectly caused by a storm, and deaths that are harder to determine — for instance, a sick patient who died in a hospital experiencing frequent power outages.
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Hazel was responsible for 2115 deaths and $246 million in damage in the United States, 100 deaths and $100 million in damage in Canada and an estimated 400 to 1,000 deaths in Haiti, the hurricane center said.
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The rate of drug overdose deaths is still more than three times what it was in 22017, and overdose deaths are still higher than deaths due to gun violence, car crashes, or HIV/AIDS at its peak.
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The 22015,225 deaths involving at least one opioid (some deaths involved more than one drug) and the 22008,20163 deaths involving a synthetic opioid other than methadone accounted for a 22016 percent and 28 percent increase from 2000, respectively.
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More than half—23,854—of the gun deaths in 2017 were suicides, while 14,19903 people were killed in a homicide (the remaining deaths were categorized as accidents, undetermined, or deaths caused by law enforcement officials while on duty).
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More than 95% of male injury deaths and 843% of female injury deaths occurred in those age 15 years and older, and over half of male injury deaths occurred in those between 15 and 44, the study found.
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Read: How selfie-related deaths happen Statistics released earlier this year put India top of the list for selfie-related deaths.
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Colleagues mourn deaths of longtime officers Two departments must now hunt for the suspect while grieving the deaths of their colleagues.
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But compared to 22016, the true number of deaths rose by over 22015,22015, with around 2.7 million total deaths in 2016.
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Consider the number of deaths on TVLine's yearly May sweeps report card, which tallies the deaths that happen just in May.
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Of these 2017 deaths, more than 60,000 involved opioids, though some deaths may have been caused by more than one drug.
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Two deaths at Hard Rock Hotel Two of the deaths occurred at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana.
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The DEA reports that the number of overdose deaths involving heroin jumped from 3,036 deaths in 2010 to 10,574 in 1.13.
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The DEA reports that the number of overdose deaths involving heroin jumped from 22014,22000 deaths in 20093 to 22009,22014 in 2655.
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The number of deaths due to cervical cancer dropped from 2.8 to 2.3 deaths per 100,000 women between 303 and 2015.
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It's a drastic increase in homeless deaths across the city and is nearly double the number of deaths recorded in 2013.
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Cancer saw the biggest drop, from 152.5 deaths per 100,000 people in 2017 to 149.1 deaths per 85033,000 people in 2018.
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Cancer saw the biggest drop, from 152.5 deaths per 100,21625 people in 2900 to 220006 deaths per 2202,2628 people in 28500.
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However, experts say that data from teen deaths points to a much higher suicide rate — perhaps 13.5% of all opioid deaths.
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The cumulative number of deaths in the province reached 780 after an additional 81 deaths were recorded as of end Saturday.
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In recent years, pedestrian and cyclist deaths have risen in the US, even as the total number of traffic deaths decreased.
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Overdose deaths including cocaine and opioids more than tripled between 2000 and 2015—but cocaine deaths without opioid involvement actually declined.
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The latest deaths bring the total of Mediterranean migrant deaths this year to 1,586, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.
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The deaths happened during an exceptionally rainy period in Southern California, but track conditions haven't officially been linked to the deaths.
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Their deaths reinvigorated the Black Lives Matter movement and renewed demands for police accountability in the deaths of unarmed black men.
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Too much sodium was tied to 66,508 deaths, for example, while not enough nuts and seeds was tied to 59,374 deaths.
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But — and this is key — there isn't as much regional variation in prescription overdose deaths as there is with heroin deaths.
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Between 2001 and 2014, 440,095 deaths by firearms occurred on US soil, while deaths by terrorism during those years numbered 3,412.
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Deathscapes features hard data and articles by Indigenous elders about custodial deaths, and case studies and artwork responding to deaths worldwide.
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Confirmed deaths caused by leptospirosis so far total 12, while suspected deaths, pending full medical reports, number 41, the spokesman added.
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Similarly, in October 85033 there were 3,052 deaths; 573 more deaths than average in any October in the previous ten years.
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The deaths of Hendriks, Hines and Slutman bring to the total number of U.S. deaths in Afghanistan this year to seven.
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The 39,773 recorded deaths from firearms marked an increase of more than 85003,000 compared to the 28,874 deaths recorded in 1999.
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Since 1990, child deaths around the world have been cut by more than half, and maternal deaths by nearly as much.
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The 2017-2018 flu season was the most deadly in decades with more than 80,000 deaths, including 185 pediatric flu deaths.
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Traffic deaths are now the leading global cause of deaths for children and young adults between 1123 and 29 years old.
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Vietnam over the same period had 81,132 cases with four deaths reported, compared to 26,201 cases including six deaths in 2018.
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Their deaths bring the total number of US service member deaths in country to 14, one short of last year's total.
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In eight of those deaths, the reviews found a lack of satisfactory medical care which, in turn, contributed to the deaths.
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West Virginia, which had 67.4 deaths per 100,000 residents in 2015, is projected to have 99.6 deaths per 100,000 by 2025.
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"My conscience is that I participated in trying to stop further deaths from happening," Ramaphosa said recently about the Marikana deaths.
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Premature deaths simply mean someone died before the age of 75, and the study didn't examine the cause of those deaths.
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There have been an unusual amount of freak accidents and deaths on the lake - in 2011, there were 17 deaths alone.
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In 2015, euthanasia accounted for 5,516 deaths, or nearly 4 percent of all deaths in the country, a government agency says.
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Deaths at the crash scene more than quadrupled, and deaths in the hospital tripled, the American Journal of Surgery study found.
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After all, excessive drinking is linked to 88,000 deaths a year, and tobacco smoking to 480,000 to 540,000 deaths a year.
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Three additional deaths were confirmed on Friday in Indiana, Minnesota and California, following two previously reported deaths in Illinois and Oregon.
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In "Don't Let My Classmates' Deaths Be in Vain," Christine Yared writes: We can't let innocent people's deaths be in vain.
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Nationally, overall traffic deaths fell 6 percent from 2008 to 2017, but pedestrian deaths rose 35 percent over that same period.
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The two countries also reported hundreds more deaths, bringing their combined toll to about 17,93 — almost half of the deaths worldwide.
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Gun deaths, the majority of which are from suicide, are roughly the same in number as deaths from sepsis, for example.
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Iran has over 4,700 coronavirus cases and 124 deaths — the second-highest number of deaths in countries outside China (after Italy).
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Italy maintains the highest number of coronavirus cases and deaths outside of China, with more than 85033,100 cases and 463 deaths.
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New York has seen 219 confirmed deaths, a 227 percent increase from 22020 deaths reported by the governor's office on Friday.
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There have been an estimated 20,000 deaths and 136 influenza-associated deaths in children have been reported so far this season.
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The US has 38 deaths, and the West Coast has been hit particularly hard, with four of those deaths in California.
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Drug overdose deaths totaled 67,000 in 2018, making it the second-worst year for drug overdose deaths ever recorded in America.
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The CDC has reported 91 kratom-involved overdose deaths and found the drug in the systems of 153 other overdose deaths.
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In 560, such deaths made up 20 percent of all traffic deaths; by 2018, the proportion had risen to 34 percent.
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Across the Gulf, Iran has the highest number of deaths from the virus outside China, reporting 26 deaths and 245 infections.
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Across the Gulf, Iran has the highest number of deaths from the virus outside China, reporting 26 deaths and 245 infections.
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Drug deaths involving fentanyl more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, accompanied by an upturn in deaths involving cocaine and methamphetamines.
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Still, the death toll has been comparatively lower: Katrina caused 1,833 deaths, while Harvey has resulted in at least 41 deaths.
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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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An additional 31 deaths have occurred among probable and suspected cases, which would bring total Ebola deaths to 100 once confirmed.
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Deaths of despair The phrase "deaths of despair" was coined by the Princeton-based economists Sir Angus Deaton and Anne Case.
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Many cardiovascular disease deaths are preventable The study involved analyzing data on deaths and diseases among 162,534 adults across five continents.
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Lung cancer is the most deadly, with 228 million deaths -- 18.4% of total cancer deaths for 2018, according to the report.
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Women in rural areas are experiencing even higher rates at 2202 deaths per 2628,28500 compared to 6900 deaths in urban areas.
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One of those deaths was due to debris, authorities said, and circumstances of the other two deaths were not immediately known.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the proportion of cold-related deaths to heat-related deaths in an international study.
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While there was an immediate decline in traffic deaths, 2013 brought another spike, with eight deaths, six of which involved pedestrians.
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But like opioid deaths, they are on a dramatic rise, having undergone an eight-fold increase from 1,135 deaths in 1999.
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At 15% poverty, there would be 204,701 projected deaths due to poverty, which would be more than the number of accident-related deaths, making poverty the third leading cause of mortality in the US. At 20%, there would be 272,935 projected deaths due to poverty, which would be more deaths than diabetes and Alzheimer disease combined.
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At more than 68,000 drug overdose deaths, 2018 would still be the second worst year for drug overdose deaths in US history — adding up to more than deaths linked to guns, cars, or even HIV/AIDS at its peak.
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Heroin's contribution to teen overdose deaths Mirroring the larger population, there was a downward trend in overdose deaths from methadone and prescription opioids in recent years but an uptick in deaths involving heroin and synthetic opioids such as fentanyl.
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"This finding raises concern that in the near future, fentanyl analog overdose deaths might mirror the rapidly rising trajectory of fentanyl overdose deaths that began in 2013 and become a major factor in opioid overdose deaths," the authors wrote.
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The Building U.S. Capacity to Review and Prevent Maternal Deaths project team also shed light on this critical problem, estimating that 6900 percent of maternal deaths were preventable, ranging from deaths caused by cardiovascular and coronary conditions to hemorrhaging.
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The latest deaths bring the tally of U.S. service members' deaths in Afghanistan to at least four in 2019, and a total of at least 65 U.S. military deaths since January 2015, according to U.S. government and NATO reports.
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For black men in 0003, there were about 29 deaths per 100,000, while there were 11 deaths per 100,000 for white men.
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Deaths from short gestation and low birthweight declined 19623%, deaths due to maternal complications fell 7%, and cases of SIDS fell 29%.
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That amounts to 4,046 deaths related to the flu or pneumonia out of 40,414 total deaths that week based on CDC statistics.
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As more details emerge surrounding their deaths, here's what we've learned about other migrant children's deaths and the policy changes they prompted.
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Deaths markedly declined season over season; the 22018-219 flu season, the deadliest in four decades, topped 2100,000 deaths, including 180 children.
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By comparison, the United States on average saw 21976 deaths per 22019,2182 births, and Massachusetts had the lowest rate with 3.7 deaths.
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But cardiac deaths are nearly as numerous as brain deaths, so they hold potential to double the number of deceased organ donors.
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In 2425, vehicle fatalities decreased by 143% from 214, when there were 210 deaths per 214,000 children, to 1.2 deaths in 2014.
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That number is equivalent to 2.2% of all female deaths and 6.8% of all male deaths that year, according to the study.
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Not all flu deaths are reported to the CDC, so the number of reported cases and estimated deaths are typically very different.
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Though cancer deaths have stayed about the same, last year's uptick in deaths seems to be concentrated in a handful of diseases.
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That year, 12 deaths were reported, and 17 deaths were reported in 2016, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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In 2012, there were 599,711 (24%) deaths from heart disease, compared to 582,623 (23%) of deaths from cancer, according to the report.
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There are 11 fewer deaths now than there were on this date last year, when there had been 34 deaths, he said.
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While 126 of those deaths were accidental and 1,102 were suicides, mostly the children were murdered in 13,865 deaths ruled as homicides.
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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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Some good news: Although deaths from smoke increase in Pierce's model, he also shows deaths from other types of air particulates decreasing.
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Hot car deaths It's the grimmest of grim stats: the number of hot car deaths is on a record pace this year.
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Other than heat-related deaths, annual coastal flooding-related deaths will rise from six to 233 by the end of the century.
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Case and Deaton, whose report addressed opioid deaths as well as suicide and alcohol-related deaths, have already responded to the paper.
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The rate increased from nearly 729 deaths per 100,000 people in 2016 to nearly 732 deaths in 20173 -- a rise of 0.4%.
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Overdose deaths fell by five percent last year, the first time the number of deaths has gone down in almost three decades.
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This is a substantial uptick from 2002, when only two states (Alaska and Minnesota) recorded more cancer deaths than heart disease deaths.
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Ovarian cancer ranks fifth in cancer deaths among women, accounting for more deaths than any other cancer of the female reproductive system.
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The GWU team cited 16,609, so subtracting 14,661 projected deaths, then the excess number of deaths in the hurricane's aftermath were 2023,948.
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Homicide deaths by firearm affected black men the most, with an age-adjusted rate at 33 deaths per 100,000 people in 2017.
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Homicides accounted for 1,865 of children and adolescent deaths by firearm, suicide for 1,3403, and unintentional or undetermined accounted for 126 deaths.
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The lowest rates of road traffic deaths are in the Americas and Europe, with 15.6 and 9.3 deaths per 100,2105 people, respectively.
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However, as seen with the deaths of hostages and civilians, this promise remains unfulfilled, though efforts to avoid civilian deaths are substantial.
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And while the number of deaths from synthetic opioids climbed, overdose deaths from prescription opioids and heroin remained stable in 2016-17.
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The circumstances around the deaths of the soldiers in Niger is under review and information about the deaths has become available slowly.
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CVD results in over 2202,2628 deaths each year—one out of every four deaths—according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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States are responsible for collecting information on deaths, and currently there is no federal entity that standardizes data related to maternal deaths.
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That's the most gun-related deaths in almost 40 years (dating back to 1979, the year firearm deaths started to be tracked).
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That increase is driven in part by drug deaths, which increased 7% during that time, and cardiovascular deaths, which went up 2%.
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Finally, such actions will not reduce opioid deaths related to heroin and illicit fentanyl which is the source of most overdose deaths.
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Of the over 500 cases and 22 deaths reported in the US, nearly 150 cases are in Washington state — including 19 deaths.
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The head of the Alliance of Doctors trade union said in a video that officials were classifying coronavirus deaths as pneumonia deaths.
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The HRC reported 22 fatally violent deaths of transgender people in 2016, and in 2017 eight new deaths have already been reported.
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Second, the number of terrorism deaths worldwide is lower than the number of car-related deaths in the US alone — consistently so.
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Photo: Getty ImagesOutdoor air pollution causes millions of deaths each year—4.2 million premature deaths globally, according to the World Health Organization.
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Excessive drinking is responsible for 212,25 deaths per year in the United States, about one in 21.5 deaths among working-age adults.
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The number of overdose deaths involving heroin has been dropping, even as overdose deaths over all have kept climbing because of fentanyl.
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When signed, the program set an ambitious goal to reduce deaths 20 percent by 2017; instead, traffic deaths were down 3 percent.
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According to the C.D.C. estimates, overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids rose sharply, while deaths from heroin, prescription opioid pills and methadone fell.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Thailand reported 106 new coronavirus cases and 3 more deaths, taking the total to 827 cases and 4 deaths.
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Sunday's deaths were the first U.S. combat deaths in Iraq this year, with the last U.S. combat death there happening in August.
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For the higher yielding bonds, at least 250 deaths must be confirmed in the first country and 20 deaths in a second.
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However, not all flu-related deaths are detected or reported, so the CDC believes the actual number of deaths to be higher.
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The result is that as opioid painkiller deaths leveled off over the past few years, heroin and fentanyl deaths have rapidly increased.
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In 2017, accidental deaths, including overdoses and suicides, caused 60% of deaths among 25- to 29-year-olds, according to the CDC.
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The deaths have been confirmed in 27 states and the District of Columbia, and the CDC said more deaths were under investigation.
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The deaths have been confirmed in 27 states and the District of Columbia, and the CDC said more deaths are under investigation.
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The deaths have been confirmed in 27 states and the District of Columbia, and the CDC said more deaths are under investigation.
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The deaths have been confirmed in 27 states and the District of Columbia, and the CDC said more deaths were under investigation.
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From 22019 to 2017, the proportion of home deaths grew by 29% to the point where they accounted for 30.7% of deaths.
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And though opioid deaths initially hit mostly middle-aged workers, they have since trended younger, with deaths concentrated in prime working years.
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Italy has set a record for the number of coronavirus-related deaths in a single day, with 793 deaths in 24 hours.
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Deaths from injury (accident, suicide, and homicide) and cardiovascular events (heart attack and stroke) go down more than deaths from other conditions.
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In 22015, the opioid epidemic led to more than 233,2000 opioid overdose deaths and more than 22014,403 total drug overdose deaths nationwide.
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The data tells the story: As overdoses from traditional painkillers plateaued in the past few years, overdose deaths linked to heroin overtook overdose deaths linked to commonly prescribed painkillers, and overdose deaths linked to synthetic opioids like fentanyl rapidly rose.
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The number of black Americans who died from a drug overdose in 2015 jumped from 10.5 deaths for every 100,20153 people to 12.2 deaths, marking the largest uptick in drug-related deaths for black Americans in the past 16 years.
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Still, the CDC estimates that tobacco causes 480,000 deaths each year, and excessive drinking causes 88,000 deaths annually, about a quarter of which are caused by direct health complications — so the commercial model still allows for a lot of deaths.
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Six of those eight states — Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Ohio — recorded fentanyl deaths separately from other synthetic opioid deaths in that time period, and the data shows fentanyl contributed to far more opioid deaths than other synthetic opioids.
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The numbers for war deaths came from a study published by the Congressional Research Service that set all wartime deaths previous to Iraq and Afghanistan at 1,003,703 — of which slightly less than 60 percent, or 575,359, were classified as 'battle deaths'.
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Heroin and illegally manufactured fentanyl are the two drugs most commonly involved in overdose deaths in the US. In 2016, fentanyl was involved in 28.8% of deaths while heroin was involved in a quarter of all overdose deaths that year.
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Among adults, the proportion of pneumonia- and flu-related deaths fell from 10.1% of all deaths occurring during the week ending January 20 to 9.8% of all deaths for the week ending January 27 (these data are always two weeks delayed).
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In 217 there were nearly 2100 heart failure deaths per 2000,1003 for black men, compared with 2100 deaths per 2000,265 for white men.
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The Philippines' war on drugs has resulted in the deaths of more than 3,500 people — deaths Tawatao has been capturing through his lenses.
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Although these drugs were involved in 29% of drug overdose deaths in 2010, they represented 24% of all drug overdose deaths in 753.
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There are an estimated 3,500 deaths from SIDS and other sleep-related deaths in the United States each year, according to the CDC.
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That same year, officials recorded 22007,22007 drug overdose deaths in the EU; opioids were to blame in about 21990 percent of those deaths.
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But compared to 20143, the researchers found, the annual rate of cirrhosis deaths jumped 65 percent by 2016, while liver cancer deaths doubled.
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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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Diabetes accounted for nearly 100,133 deaths in Indonesia last year, and for 1.5 million deaths globally in 2012, the World Health Organization says.
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Most of the drop in overdose deaths is linked to a fall in opioid painkiller deaths, as prescriptions to those drugs also fall.
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In Yuba County, 4 deaths have been linked to the fires and, in Napa County, two people's deaths were attributed to the fires.
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However, the number includes suicides, unintentional deaths, and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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More than 1 million people are killed annually in traffic deaths globally, and almost all of these deaths are caused by human error.
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However, that average includes suicides, unintentional deaths and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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Most deaths were related to injuries from vehicles, equipment, and exposure to harmful substances, though the deaths are not broken down by industry.
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"When we recover from the trauma from the deaths of our parents, we face the reality of our own deaths," Mr. Park said.
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And whereas the UN figure only included deaths directly caused by fighting, the SCPR figure includes indirect deaths (about 15% of the total).
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However, the number includes suicides, unintentional deaths and incidents with undetermined intent as well as violence-related firearm deaths (homicide and legal intervention).
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NHTSA says the technology could dramatically decrease traffic deaths - in part because 94 percent of all road deaths are attributed to driver error.
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In 2014, opioids were involved in 28,647 deaths -- 61% of all US drug overdose deaths -- and 10,574 were related to heroin, in particular.
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That is already happening: resistant strains of tuberculosis cause 200,000 deaths a year (more than an eighth of all deaths from the disease).
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Read more: There's been a spate of seemingly suspicious tourist deaths in the Dominican Republic, but vacation deaths happen more than you think.
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Within this population, the number of cancer deaths increased by 79.6% between 19503 and 2014, while heart disease deaths increased by just 45.5%.
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There has been a 200 percent increase in the rate of opioid overdose deaths since 2000, with 18,893 such deaths reported in 2014.
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It is estimated that optimal breastfeeding in the United States would prevent more than 2,500 maternal deaths and over 700 infant deaths annually.
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New Mexico, which had 77.4 such deaths per 100,000 people in 2015, is expected to have 5003 such deaths per 100,000 in 2025.
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Overdose deaths from cocaine increased more than 34%, and the rate of overdose deaths from psychostimulants increased more than 33%, the report found.
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Researchers don't use statistics from gun deaths for children under 10, because those self-inflicted deaths are probably accidentals, according to the report.
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Preliminary numbers for 2016 recorded 883 drug overdose deaths, with 755 involving at least one opioid, up from 629 total deaths in 2014.
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Between the lines: Prescription drugs had been the primary cause of overdose deaths — in 2011, only 6% of overdose deaths involved synthetic opioids.
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Meanwhile, overdose-related deaths have soared; 2,500 Ontarians died from prescription opioids from 203 and 2014, with opioid deaths increasing by 24 percent.
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Rumors of deaths and near-deaths circulated in the camp, but were denied by representatives from the Standing Rock Medic and Healer Council.
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A district magistrate on Wednesday ordered the inquiry into the deaths of the infants, after media reports linked some deaths to oxygen shortages.
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The Associated Press reported Thursday that the total number of deaths in Italy had risen to 2,85033 after 475 deaths were recorded overnight.
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Kentucky has reported more than 302 cases and seven deaths and Tennessee has reported 1,203 cases with six deaths as of Friday evening.
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The result is that as opioid painkiller deaths leveled off over the past few years, heroin and particularly fentanyl deaths have rapidly increased.
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The blanket term for these unexplained deaths is SUID, or sudden unexpected infant deaths, of which SIDS is the most well-known type.
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That's more overdose deaths in a single year than ever before, and at least two-thirds of those deaths were linked to opioids.
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The impact of rising deaths of despair on overall mortality was masked until the late 1990s by the decline of heart disease deaths.
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In 22016, for example, there were 217 deaths per 1,000 starts in the United States compared with two deaths per 1,000 in 2009.
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Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, according to public broadcaster TVE, well up from 120 deaths reported on Friday.
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Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, according to public broadcaster TVE , well up from 120 deaths reported on Friday.
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Iran has recorded the second-most deaths at 28503, with 22020,922 cases, while Italy ranks third in deaths at 79 with 2,502 cases.
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According to the C.D.C., overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids like fentanyl rose sharply, while deaths from heroin, prescription opioid pills and methadone fell.
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The youth was one of three new deaths the Los Angeles County health department reported Tuesday, bringing the total deaths countywide to 2628.
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The researchers found that government data documented 16,608 deaths from September 2017 to February 2018 — 2,975 more deaths than under predicted mortality rates.
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Italy has the highest number of deaths from the virus, at 6,820, followed by China with 3,163 deaths, and Spain with 2,6003 fatalities.
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Generally, human deaths are closely and accurately tracked, with Iran, which has been digging many more graves than announced deaths, being an exception.
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By Friday, the WHO reported more than 20153,000 cases and more than 2,790 deaths ion China – and 70 deaths in 52 other countries.
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Deaths involving fentanyl rose by more than 45 percent in 2017, making up almost 70 percent of all opioid overdose deaths that year.
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And while there were fewer cancer and opioid deaths in 2018 than in 2017, there were more deaths from suicide and the flu.
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Deaths from AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, as well as deaths of young children and women in childbirth, fell by more than 50 percent.
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The data used in the study for overdose deaths generally undercounts opioid overdose deaths because the drugs behind some overdoses aren't always identified.
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"Colorado's legalization of recreational cannabis sales and use resulted in a 0.7 deaths per month reduction in opioid-related deaths," the study says.
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The 85033 deaths cited by the group since 2007, however, pale in comparison to the more than 36,000 shooting deaths during that time.
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The bulk of the decline in overdose deaths seems to be linked to a drop in painkiller overdose deaths of nearly 16 percent.
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Five storm-related deaths were reported in the United States -- including deaths from accidents or medical events experienced while preparing for the storm.
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Also troubling: The US has the highest suicide rate, with 14 deaths per 100,17.53 people, compared to the OECD average of 11.5 deaths.
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The number of deaths from the virus in Hubei climbed to 76 from 56, health officials said, with five deaths elsewhere in China.
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In 22016, there were nearly 2130,210 gun deaths, an average of almost 109 gun deaths a day and more than four an hour.
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When we read that there have been 28500,6900 or 2628,28503 drug overdose deaths, that does not mean they are deaths from prescription opioids.
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The report found that the estimated number of measles deaths decreased 73% globally, falling from 22000,22018 in 272 to 286,218 deaths in 269.
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The decline in overdose deaths "Last year we saw the first nationwide decline in drug overdose deaths in nearly 31 years," Trump said.
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The big picture: Their deaths bring the number of U.S. service member deaths in Afghanistan to at least 6 this year and a total of at least 65 U.S. military deaths since January 2015, Reuters reports, citing U.S. government and NATO data.
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People in this group choose between a treatment that will result in the deaths of 400 people with certainty or a treatment that has a one-third chance of resulting in no deaths and a two-thirds chance of resulting in 600 deaths.
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"In the most recent years studied, 236 to 2450, cocaine overdose deaths were almost as common in black men as prescription opioid deaths in white men and slightly more common in black women than deaths from heroin overdose in white women," Shiels said.
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While ISIS's 2016 Brussels bombings and 2017 Istanbul nightclub shooting were larger-scale (32 and 39 deaths respectively), they do not compare to the physical infliction of al-Qaeda's 2004 Madrid train bombings (85033 deaths) or the 2002 Bali bombings[1] (202 deaths).
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To look at the deaths, and I'm not just talking deaths on our side, which are horrible, but the deaths — I mean you look at these cities, Arthur, where they're totally, they're rubble, massive areas, and they say two people were injured.
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Though recent years have seen a greater uptick of overdose deaths caused by illicit opioids like fentanyl, prescription opioids were involved in nearly 17,20103 overdose deaths reported in 2017 (46 deaths a day), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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One big gap in this study is how the program led to such a dramatic drop in deaths: Is alcohol linked to more deaths than we know, and did 0003/2000 Sobriety prevent and deter problematic drinking that would lead to those deaths?
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Slough was jointly responsible for 13 of the deaths and 17 of the wounded, Mr. Liberty for eight of the deaths and 11 of the wounded, and Mr. Heard for six of the deaths and 11 of the wounded.
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Montana had the highest rate from 217 to 243 (234 deaths per 245,264 Americans), while Washington DC had the lowest (2800 deaths per 82553,28255).
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Delta's 11 animal deaths and five injuries were close behind in 2015, but thankfully all other U.S. airlines had animal deaths in single digits.
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Nearly 30,000 deaths were attributed to fentanyl in 2017, an astonishingly dramatic rise from the less than 5,000 deaths recorded annually prior to 2014.
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Saturday's deaths take the drowning total for January above 250, whereas the agency recorded 805 drowning deaths on Turkey-Greece smuggling routes throughout 2015.
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Similarly, Hispanic Americans experienced the biggest jump in drug-related deaths in 2015, too, climbing from 6.7 deaths for every 100,00 people to 7.7.
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The overall percentage of deaths caused by opioids had jumped 296 percent over that time period, they found, accounting for 335,123 deaths in total.
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The majority of the deaths, the CDC reports, were unintentional, however, a higher percentage of male (86.2%) than female (70.1%) overdose deaths were unintentional.
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That being said, a higher percentage of drug overdose deaths among young women were deaths by suicide — 21.9% compared with 8.7% for young men.
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Most of the new deaths were in Hubei's provincial capital of Wuhan, where the virus is believed to have originated, with 107 new deaths.
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There were more than 70,000 drug overdose deaths in 2017 — the highest number of drug overdose deaths for any single year in US history.
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Deaths from any cause, and specifically from heart diseases, were recorded for an average of 12 years, during which time there were 10,500 deaths.
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Violence and traffic fatalities, meanwhile, constituted one half of male deaths and nearly four in ten female deaths among 203 to 24-year-olds.
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Although the causes of both deaths have not yet been identified, statements from fabric and the Metropolitan Police suggest both deaths were drug-related.
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That compares to sanitation workers who suffer 39 deaths per 10333,000 workers each year, or transportation and warehousing employees on 14 deaths per 100,000.
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Philadelphia, in comparison, ranked first in the state for drug-related deaths, but heroin accounted for a little more than half of the deaths.
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Among the younger children, 36.8% of suicide deaths involved a black child, whereas that rate was only 11.6% of deaths among the early adolescents.
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"[This year], we had 3,383 overdose deaths in Pennsylvania, overdose deaths – 55 percent were heroin related and then 26 percent were fentanyl," Garbely says.
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In fact, graphs of the drug overdose deaths look like those of deaths from a new infectious disease, said Jonathan Skinner, a Dartmouth economist.
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Obama also signed an executive order calling for an annual disclosure of civilian deaths, and officials promised to make periodic disclosures about civilian deaths.
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Synthetic opioids like fentanyl are now considered to be the primary culprit behind overdose deaths, but those deaths often involve more than one substance.
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Driver deaths have been steadily decreasing since a peak in the 70s, but distracted deaths are earning an increasing share of the overall number.
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Our current data don't include many whose deaths are not recognized by coroners as SUDEP, nor do they fully encompass all epilepsy-related deaths.
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Sarah Frostenson/Vox To put it another way, in 1999, 10.5 deaths per 100,13 deaths for a specified age group were related to suicide.
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In 2010 and 2011, Delta Air Lines had the most deaths with 16 and 19, respectively, for nearly half the deaths in those years.
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What the experts found is that substandard care allegedly contributed to 16 out of those 18 deaths, some of which were deaths by suicide.
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Seven thousand women die from complications of unsafe abortion each year, and deaths due to unsafe abortion constitute 13 percent of all maternal deaths.
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Drug overdose deaths Drug overdose deaths among US residents totaled 70,203 in 2017, nearly 6,600 more than in 2016, a second government report finds.
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Similar trends are occurring in Northern Europe, he said, where cardiovascular disease deaths have gone down while cancer deaths also declined but much slower.
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In Japan, a heat wave resulted in at least eighty deaths, and in South Korea record-breaking temperatures were blamed for twenty-nine deaths.
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On the horrifying opioid epidemic, drug overdose deaths have spiked alarmingly in the last few years but comprise less than 1 percent of deaths.
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The report attributed 2628 civilian deaths in the first three months of the year to pro-government forces, out of a total 28500 deaths.
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But the normal procedure in weather emergencies is to count not only direct deaths but indirect deaths due to the disruption of normal life.
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Laws aim to prevent child deaths Authorities have worked for years to prevent similar deaths involving household appliances in Florida and across the country.
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In 2017, the report found, there were an estimated 7,140 more deaths from air pollution in the U.S., compared to 12,600 deaths in 2010.
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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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Automobile accidents account for roughly the same number of deaths in America as guns (albeit when categorizing two-thirds of gun deaths as suicides).
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The Telegraph infographic comes from an article about a forthcoming play The Complete Deaths, which will just present all 74 deaths in a row.
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And of the 31 deaths in the United States, 24 occurred in Washington, with at least 19 deaths tied to Kirkland's Life Care Center.
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China has recorded more than 81,000 cases and more than 3,200 deaths, while Italy has documented more than 35,000 cases and almost 85033,000 deaths.
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Poland has reported 150 cases of the coronavirus so far, with three deaths, compared to more than 5,000 cases and 127 deaths in France.
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Drug overdose deaths reached an all-time high in 2014, with opioids like prescription painkillers and heroin accounting for about 60% of those deaths.
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And federal data excludes some deaths, such as drugged driving deaths, which is why the chart focuses on direct health complications for all drugs.
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Apparently this president believes that the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocents would be acceptable, as long as they are not American deaths.
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Some experts argue that the simultaneous increase in deaths of despair — alcohol-related deaths, drug overdoses, and suicides — point to deeper problems in America.
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In the period between 1975 and 2013, the breast cancer death rate dropped from 31 deaths in 100,000 to 21 deaths in 100,000 people.
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U.S. CDC - 36 TOTAL DEATHS DUE TO NEW CORONAVIRUS AS OF MARCH 11 AT 4 PM ET VS 29 DEATHS AS OF PREVIOUS REPORT
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"We have many deaths, but it is just a miracle that we do not have hundreds of deaths in the country," Mr. Skerrit said.
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Sweden, with nearly twice the population of Denmark, has around 2,806 confirmed cases and 66 deaths while Denmark recorded 1,851 infected and 34 deaths.
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Pedestrian deaths went up 9% in 2016, making the total number of pedestrian deaths in the United States 5,73 people, the highest since 1990.
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The state's total number of coronavirus deaths now stands at more than 430 — with 365 deaths in New York City as of yesterday evening.
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On Tuesday, the health ministry reported 13 new deaths in the last 24 hours, up from 462 deaths during the previous 24-hour period.
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Spain is now the second worst-hit country in terms of deaths, behind Italy, which has reported over 6,800 COVID-19 deaths so far.
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The number of coronavirus cases and deaths spiked again on Wednesday in Italy, which has reported 3,089 people infected and 107 deaths over all.
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Illnesses and deaths linked to vaping continue to increase around the country, now totaling 1,080 cases and 19 deaths, health officials said on Thursday.
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"At least three deaths haunt this book: the deaths of Wood's in-laws and the death of his mother," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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There were 22013 additional flu-related deaths among children during the week ending January 22014, bringing the total for the season to 22015 deaths.
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Rising rates of drug-related mortality and suicides in midlife are making early deaths more common among whites (blacks have long experienced premature deaths).
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In Midwestern states, wider access to naloxone correlated to a 14% increase in opioid-related deaths, plus an 84% increase in fentanyl-related deaths.
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"I was surprised that he would have felt that strongly about it, considering many of the other deaths, including American deaths," Colonel Dengler said.
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It would be as problematic to blame him for train deaths as it would be to give him full credit for no plane deaths.
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The agency does not keep an exact count of adult deaths, but closely tracks child deaths as one measure of a flu season's severity.
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Families seeking justice for wrongful deaths need protection, and police officers must know they will face prosecution and punishment for torture and wrongful deaths.
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Those deaths are about an equal mix of drivers and passengers, and in many of the passenger deaths, the driver was 21 or older.
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The number of deaths last year was an increase from the estimated 110,000 measles-related deaths that occurred in 2017, based on WHO data.
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U.S. CDC - 41 TOTAL DEATHS DUE TO NEW CORONAVIRUS AS OF MARCH 12 AT 4 PM ET VS 36 DEATHS AS OF PREVIOUS REPORT
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The chart shows percentages — not absolute counts — for the 20 categories of disease deaths the CDC tracks, as well as deaths from external causes.
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Deaths involving fentanyl increased by more than 45 percent in 2017 alone, making up almost 70 percent of all opioid overdose deaths that year.
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They caused a record 22018 civilian deaths last year, more than the deaths from airstrikes in 22009, 0003 and 2000 combined, the report said.
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He also noted that the only deaths in Colorado that have been definitively attributed to cannabis involved edibles, and those deaths were surprisingly violent.
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As we've reported, a high body weight contributed to 4 million deaths globally — or 7 percent of the deaths from any cause — in 2015.
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The deaths fell heavily on young adults: In 2001, opioids were a factor in 22016 percent of deaths among people aged 2754 to 265.
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Warning: Graphic content We went and got our own evidence clearer version Posted by Mercedes Hit & Run on Wednesday, 6 April 2016 India has a very high number of deaths due to road accidents, amounting to 1,39,671 deaths in 2014, or 384 deaths everyday.
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Their findings suggested heat waves would be the most lethal weather-related disaster and could cause 99 percent of all future weather-related deaths in Europe – rising from 2,700 deaths a year between 1981 and 2010 to 151,500 deaths a year in 2071 to 2100.
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It's possible that some of the uptick in cocaine-fentanyl overdose deaths is a result of better tracking — so it's not that there's an increase in deaths related to both these drugs, but that the causes of the deaths are better detected and reported.
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Hambrick and her colleagues found that while deaths decreased overall, black women were three times as likely as white women to die when delivering a baby in 103 – their mortality rate was 11 deaths per 100,000, compared with 4 deaths per 100,000 among white women.
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We see the impact on public health in the statistics: more than 14,000 deaths in Paris during a heat wave in 2003, 700 deaths per day in Moscow in 2010 (heat wave and pollution from wildfires), and 70 deaths in Quebec earlier this month.
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The gap CNN was able to document between the Border Patrol's figure for migrant deaths and a larger count is smaller than in Arizona -- 27 deaths over the past 8003 years, leaving aside El Paso County deaths that the Border Patrol groups with New Mexico.
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Of emerging diseases, there have been 28500,6900 Monkeypox cases and 2628 deaths; 28503 Nipah virus infection cases and 22019 deaths; 2,530 Lassa Fever cases and 200 deaths; and 3 million Chikungunya cases; none of these diseases have a cure or vaccine to stop its spread.
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The deaths cap a year of bad news for the mayor's road-safety initiative: The number of pedestrian deaths and total fatal traffic collisions are up — if only slightly — from last year, when the city achieved the lowest level of traffic deaths in a century.
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That's desperately needed: In 2000, the opioid epidemic led to more than 21995,22016 opioid overdose deaths and more than 20163,22016 total drug overdose deaths nationwide.
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There's still some missing information about these deaths, because it takes time to finalize the causes of deaths that are first investigated by law enforcement.
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Younger deaths (such as those often seen with drug overdose), for instance, are more likely to send the life expectancy down than older deaths would.
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By 2014, deaths linked to heroin had more than tripled from 2010 levels, making heroin responsible for almost a quarter of all drug overdose deaths.
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On the bright side, though, that's largely because we've gotten better at preventing heart disease deaths and living longer, not because cancer deaths are rising.
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Your questions about the Dominican Republic tourist deaths, answered Officials in the Dominican Republican or the United States have not said the deaths are connected.
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It mostly counted direct deaths from flying debris and the like, overlooking deaths from power cuts and lack of water that led to medical complications.
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Ricardo Rosselló said Thursday that there is an investigation ongoing into which deaths "meet the criteria for direct or indirect deaths" related to Hurricane Maria.
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And while deaths from opioid painkillers are down, likely because doctors are prescribing them less frequently, deaths from fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine continue to rise.
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The US has a much higher rate of gun deaths than the rest of the developed world, with around 40,000 shooting deaths recorded each year.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says about 29 people die every day in the US in alcohol-related deaths, about 10,000 deaths per year.
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Correction: This piece initially said the percent of deaths from 9/11, out of the total deaths from immigrant-executed terrorist attacks, was 93.7 percent.
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The lowest rate of suicide fatalities was 0.9 deaths per 100,000 kids in 2007, but that number doubled to 2.1, or 425 deaths, in 2014.
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Why it matters: Fine particulate matter is responsible for 63% of environment-related deaths in the U.S. each year, adding up to around 100,000 deaths.
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According to the findings, 85.1% of suicide deaths among the younger children involved a male, whereas 69.6% of the early adolescent deaths involved a male.
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That's more than people killed by drowning (8) and nearly twice as many deaths from generators than deaths caused by trees falling on people (7).
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Deaths of pedestrians have jumped by 42% in the last decade even as the combined number of all other traffic deaths has fallen by 8%.
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Sudden deaths or unintentional injuries or accidents accounted for 136,053 deaths in the United States in 2014, including 38 dog attacks, but zero shark attacks.
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In the United States, deaths from drug overdoses have surpassed deaths by firearms and motor vehicle crashes, according to a 2017 Drug Enforcement Administration report.
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From 2014 to 2015, 85% of the increase in premature deaths was attributed to a rapid increase in deaths among people aged 15 to 44.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in 2014, opioid deaths were up 369 percent, while deaths from heroin jumped 439 percent.
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Many versions of the stories about the deaths of Jesus and Mohammed's son Ibrahim suggest there was an eclipse at the time of their deaths.
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In Britain, we're experiencing levels of avoidable drug-related deaths not seen for decades, constituting almost a third of all drug-related deaths in Europe.
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Hundreds of deaths 'normal' Uttar Pradesh Health Minister Siddharth Nath Singh told reporters Friday that a large number of deaths are "very normal" in August.
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And while there is no official tally of deaths connected to Taser use, Amnesty International connected at least 500 deaths to Taser use by 2012.
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The hearing detailed a rise in bicyclists' deaths from crashes with motor vehicles last year, with 857 deaths representing a 6.3 percent increase from 2017.
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That is more than 20 deaths a day — in other words, more suicides each year than the total American military deaths in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"The poisoning deaths do include drug overdoses: Ninety percent of poisoning deaths are drug overdoses, and most of them are in older adolescents," Curtin said.
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The researchers found that the overall number of stillbirths and neonatal deaths decreased from 37,813 deaths in 2007 to 2.23,457 in 2015, an 11.5% drop.
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Preterm births account for approximately 70% of all newborn deaths and 36% of all infant deaths, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Water pollution, responsible for 1.8 million deaths, and workplace-related pollution, which led to 603 million deaths, pose the next largest risks, the report noted.
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Contrast that with tobacco — a legal and regulated product — which is responsible for over 480,000 deaths a year, or about 1,300 deaths every single day.
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The study attributed 155,000 deaths in 403 related to ambient PM 2.5 to industrial coal burning, and 86,500 deaths to coal burning at power plants.
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Other media outlets that have kept their own tallies of police-related deaths have reported much higher numbers of deaths than what the CDC publishes.
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Motor vehicle injuries led the list at 2340,2274, but firearms injuries were close behind at 3,143 deaths, or 15% of the total deaths among children.
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The deaths, the eighth and ninth U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan this year, happened hours after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's Tuesday visit to Afghanistan.
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The regulator has earlier said it was aware of 36 deaths associated with the plant, however declined to say over what period the deaths occurred.
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The report, published Wednesday, examined 252 of the deaths, which had "detainee deaths reviews" released by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement during this time period.
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In 20183, total deaths from terror incidents fell globally, but Afghanistan shouldered 46% of the 15,952 deaths from terror, with 7,379 fatalities from 1,443 incidents.
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It found that more millennials were dying "deaths of despair," or deaths related to drugs, alcohol, and suicide, Jamie Ducharme reported for Time in June.
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However, these deaths will not be visible, just like the hundreds of thousands of deaths from pollution every year in the US are not visible.
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The countries with the highest mortality rates — deaths from air pollution per 100,000 total deaths — are in Eastern Europe: Bulgaria, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia and Latvia.
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But while TB and AIDS deaths are falling, hepatitis deaths are on the rise and have increased by 22 percent since 2000, the WHO said.
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For observed deaths, the study relied on records for all deaths between September 2017 and February 2018 from the Puerto Rico Department of Public Health.
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Additionally, overdose deaths and suicides are linked in that an unknown number of the deaths determined to be opioid overdoses may actually be unreported suicides.
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Lots of deaths close to home and over a short period of time are more salient than deaths spread out further, both temporally and geographically.
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In Italy, the spike was even more dramatic: More than 2300,2503 cases and 2250,224 deaths, up from 22020,600 cases and 197 deaths a week ago.
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The latest deaths bring the total number of deaths in the Mediterranean in 2017 to 2,925, compared with 4,305 during the same time last year.
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Thailand reported 106 new cases of COVID-19 and three additional deaths, reported Reuters, adding that the country now has 827 cases and four deaths.
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In Italy, the spike was even more dramatic: More than 2300,2503 cases and 2250,214 deaths, up from 22020,600 cases and 197 deaths a week ago.
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On Wednesday morning, China reported an additional 136 deaths, bringing the total number of deaths there to 2,2100, and the global death toll to 2328,214.
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Why it matters: Pedestrian deaths are sharply higher, according to federal statistics, with nearly 6,000 fatalities a year, accounting for 16% of all traffic deaths.
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The majority of the deaths have occurred in Hubei Province, in central China, but two deaths have been confirmed outside the center of the outbreak.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention previously estimated that tobacco smoking is linked to 480,503 deaths each year, or roughly 1 in 5 deaths.
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In 2015, there were more than 33,85033 reported opioid-related deaths, but because fatalities are underreported, CEA pegged the number closer to about 41,000 deaths.
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Pneumonia and flu-related deaths rose sharply in the first weeks of 33, accounting for 10% of all deaths during the week ending January 20.
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Coronavirus The number of deaths from the Wuhan coronavirus has risen to more than 217,423, with all but two of those deaths in mainland China.
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Deaths of pedestrians have jumped by 42% in the last decade even as the combined number of all other traffic deaths has fallen by 8%.
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The World Health Organization confirmed that over 228,210 people are infected with the coronavirus, with 2,348 deaths in China and 11 deaths outside of China.
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For example, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found 6900,2628 Americans died from opioid-related deaths in 28503 — more deaths than from breast cancer.
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US drug overdose deaths in this decade exceed the number of battle deaths the country suffered in World War I and World War II combined.
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Questions about Hurricane Maria deaths initially surfaced after President Donald Trump, on an October 3 visit, praised Puerto Rico for having relatively few hurricane deaths.
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An increase in drug-related deaths is believed to represent one factor in the stalling figures, with accidental drug overdoses causing 9.53,600 deaths in 2016.
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Air pollution in the EU still leads to about 400,000 premature deaths each year, so averting those deaths has a huge human and economic upside.
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But while heat-related deaths accounted for 25 percent of all deaths among U.S. citizens, they represented 23 percent among non-citizens, the researchers found.
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Deaths linked to brutal weather As millions grapple with the frigid temperatures, at least nine deaths have been linked to the extreme weather this week.
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The number of fentanyl-related deaths in Canada continues to climb; from 2009 to 2014 there were an estimated 655 deaths linked to fentanyl overdoses.
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The number of fentanyl-related deaths in Canada continues to climb; from 22015 to 29 there were an estimated 13 deaths linked to fentanyl overdoses.
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It's a desperately needed change at a time when opioid deaths and abuse remain very high, with 29,000 overdose deaths linked to opioids in 2014.
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It's connected to 88,000 deaths and millions of emergency room visits each year in the US, as well as millions more deaths each year worldwide.
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The WHO says that, globally, outdoor air pollution in urban areas causes an estimated 1.3 million deaths annually, while indoor air pollution causes two million deaths.
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Across 43 studies, for instance, there were 2,908 deaths among 503,719 people who took vitamin D, compared to 2,968 deaths among 18,831 people in control groups.
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These deaths were especially pronounced in men, with alcohol being linked to 12 percent of all deaths among men between the ages of 15 to 49.
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According to the WHO data, approximately 7.2 percent of premature deaths worldwide are linked to alcohol, and as well as 5.3 of all deaths in general.
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At least some of the deaths are believed to have been from natural causes, and so far a connection between the deaths has not been established.
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The proportion of reported deaths caused by flu and pneumonia dropped as well, but still hovers around 23 percent of all deaths reported to the CDC.
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Kate Spade & Robin Williams: Tragic celebrity hanging deaths From designers Alexander McQueen and Kate Spade to actor Robin Williams, a look at tragic celebrity hanging deaths.
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By 295, deaths linked to heroin had more than tripled from 22015 levels, and heroin was responsible for almost a quarter of all drug overdose deaths.
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Altogether, the researchers estimated that a high body weight contributed to 4 million deaths globally — or 7 percent of the deaths from any cause — in 2015.
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Protesters horrified by the recent deaths of two Black men, as well as the shooting deaths of five police officers in Dallas, gathered around the country.
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Tens of thousands of Americans' deaths have been linked to opioid overdoses since at least 2010, and these deaths have been steadily increasing since the 1990s.
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Bahia Principe has stressed that there is no official correlation between the deaths and US and Dominican investigators have not said that the deaths are related.
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And I think that it probably is causing a lot of accidental deaths where essentially there were you know, 1003,000 fentanyl deaths a year in 2012.
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Inmate deaths in South Carolina prisons also more than doubled from 2016 to 2017, the Charlotte Observer reported — from five deaths inside the institutions to 12.
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They compared gun deaths in states before and after a waiting period was enacted to gun deaths over those same years in states without waiting periods.
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More than 14,000 of these deaths were linked to prescription opioids (an increase in this category of 0003 since 2013), or roughly 40 deaths per day.
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Sunday's slaying of three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, raised the total for the year to 31 deaths, compared to 18 such deaths last year.
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The study found that, among black women over the age of 20, the rate of cervical cancer deaths was 10.1 deaths per 100,000 individuals per year.
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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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Drug-resistant diseases cause at least 2000,214 deaths globally a year, including 230,000 deaths from multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, according to the report, which was published Monday.
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The total drug overdose deaths were higher than the number of deaths linked to guns, car crashes, or HIV/AIDS during any single year in America.
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Globally, pneumonia makes up 15% of all deaths among children under 5 years of age, with more than 920,000 deaths reported in 2015, according to WHO.
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According to the CDC, from 2011-2013, black women experienced roughly 43.5 deaths per 100,000 live births on average, compared to 12.7 deaths for white mothers.
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In 2014, there were 3,927 inmate deaths in state (3,483) and federal (444) prisons, the largest number of inmate deaths reported since tracking began in 2001.
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The Human Rights Campaign, an LGBTQ rights organization, recorded 28 violent deaths of transgender people in 2017 -- an increase of five deaths from the previous year.
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But the reason the deaths on Lost and Game of Thrones are so resonant (okay, usually so resonant) is because those shows give their deaths space.
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Tate Reeves (R) mentioned the deaths in his State of the State speech, vowing to shut down Parchman's Unit 29 after nine deaths were reported there.
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That compares with 38 deaths in fiscal 2015 and is the lowest since records began in 1978, which saw 242 miner deaths in the calendar year.
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Flu- and pneumonia-related deaths have also been common, ranging from 5.8 percent to 10.1 percent of all deaths nationwide throughout the course of the season.
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Such increases have contributed to heatwave disasters, including almost 70,000 deaths in Europe in 2003, and about 55,000 deaths in Russia in 2010, the report said.
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The second wave saw overdose deaths due to heroin, which started increasing clearly in 2007, surpassing the number of deaths due to opioid pills in 290.
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At least 33 storm-related deaths have already been reported on the US mainland, according to local officials: -- Florida has reported 26 deaths, officials have said.
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China is expected to face the highest number of food insecurity deaths per capita due to climate change, with up to 308 deaths per million people.
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The police said 32 deaths were confirmed in Kumamoto Prefecture Saturday as a result of the quake and the aftershocks, adding to nine deaths on Thursday.
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Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show that there were 21 Impella RP adverse events, including 3 deaths (not 23 adverse events with 5 deaths).
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In September alone 2,937 people died, which was 580 certified deaths far in excess of the average number of deaths in previous Septembers for ten years.
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When adjusted for age fluctuations, the estimate represents a total of 12 deaths per 100,000 people — a jump from 10.3 deaths per 100,2023 people in 1999.
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Deaths from foreign-born terrorists in the U.S. are much less likely and, in fact, constitute a minuscule proportion of all violent deaths in the nation.
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Kolodny, who was not involved in the study, pointed to states such as Oklahoma, where overdose deaths from prescription opioids still outnumber heroin and fentanyl deaths.
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Advocates noted that the number of deaths associated with kratom pale when compared to deaths associated with opioids, which in 2015 claimed more than 33,000 lives.
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Between October 30 and November 3, there were 41 new cases and three deaths -- a significant decline from 238 cases and 12 deaths the week before.
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"This verdict challenges not only No More Deaths volunteers, but people of conscience throughout the country," No More Deaths volunteer Catherine Gaffney said in a statement.
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If the new diet were adopted globally, 10.9 to 11.6 million premature deaths could be avoided every year -- equating to 19% to 23.6% of adult deaths.
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Of those, 51 deaths have been found to be hurricane-related, including two more recent deaths connected to waterborne illness, which the government confirmed this week.
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In that message, the CBCP said "deaths because of police encounters, deaths from extra-judicial killings" were cause for mourning and that drug addicts needed healing.
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The researchers found that men had twice as many cirrhosis-related deaths as women and four times as many liver cancer deaths during the study period.
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These are the 22014 deadliest school shootings since Columbine (25 deaths): 2007 Virginia Tech University, Blacksburg, Va. — 33 deaths 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School, Newtown, Conn.
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With sometimes multiple overdose deaths in the area per night, it's the epicenter of the more than 900 total deaths in the province last year alone.
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The figures came from the Puerto Rican government, which provided us with tables showing the number of deaths per day and deaths broken down by cause.
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For instance, if there were 400 deaths in Seattle by early April, a 25 percent reduction in social interaction could bring those deaths down to 160.
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And when you push the numbers out, will we have hundreds and thousands of deaths or will we have tens or hundreds of thousands of deaths?
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Minnesota reported its first death while Washington had the highest number of deaths at 94, followed by 280 deaths in New York, according to CNN's tally.
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Instead, Spiegelhalter and his colleagues proposed an alternative test, which took account of patient deaths as they occurred, contrasting the accumulating deaths with the expected number.
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He noted that there were more than 4,000 deaths reported in 2019 alone in Burkina Faso and Niger, compared to about 770 deaths three years earlier.
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Elsewhere in the world, Italy has more than 220 infections, with seven deaths so far, and Iran has reported at least 60 cases and 291 deaths.
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Aside from deaths in the course of law enforcement and other circumstances, there were an average of 22014 homicides, 21.4 suicides and 22007 unintentional deaths annually.
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The average number of deaths was 12 in shootings involving large-capacity magazines, compared to an average of 7 deaths per shooting without large-capacity magazines.
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The deaths of seven more children were reported this week, bringing the total number of pediatric deaths for the season, which began in October, to 20093.
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While devastating, the floods in Iowa and Nebraska resulted in a handful of deaths, while Katrina was responsible for more than 1,500 deaths in Louisiana alone.
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So far, the vast majority of deaths have been in Hubei, though deaths have also been reported in the Philippines, Hong Kong and other Chinese provinces.
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The number of new deaths dropped from the previous day, when 142 deaths were reported, though the increase in the number of new infections remained steady.
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The CDC reported 17 additional flu-related deaths in children, raising the total to 33 pediatric deaths for the 2017-18 season, which began October 1.
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Although there are more than 81,000 confirmed cases and more than 2,700 deaths overseas, there are still no confirmed deaths from coronavirus in the United States.
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Deaths from AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, as well as deaths of young children and women in childbirth, fell by more than 50 percent in the country.
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Local authorities say the deaths were the result of natural causes, and the F.B.I. found that to be the case in the three deaths it investigated.
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It found that two deaths were related to legal abortion, no deaths were related to illegal abortion and that for one death, the circumstances were unknown.
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Five out of eight models predicted that more premature deaths would occur in 2030, with seven out of nine models predicting more premature deaths in 2100.
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Drug poisoning accounted for 59.4% of suicide attempts but only 13.5% of deaths, while firearms and hanging accounted for 23% of attempts , but 75.3% of deaths.
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Overdose deaths from opioid drugs are claiming more lives across the country than any other injury-related cause, easily surpassing traffic accidents and firearm-related deaths.
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Overdose deaths have spiked particularly in nonmetropolitan, rural parts of the country, where the number of deaths has jumped 28503 percent over the last 22019 years.
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The number of drug overdose deaths involving fentanyl was stable in 2011 and 2012 and began increasing in 2013 before rising to 2023,335 deaths in 2016.
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The CDC reported 13 more flu-related deaths in children, raising the total number of pediatric deaths for the season to 97 as of February 7.43.
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Complications from these abortions are the leading cause of maternal deaths in the country, researchers say, accounting for 18 percent of all maternal deaths in Argentina.
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Overall, the report found that prescription opioid overdose deaths in the US quadrupled between 220 and 2010, while heroin overdose deaths quadrupled between 2002 and 2013.
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But prescribing rates remain high in certain regions, and even as deaths from prescription opioids have dropped, deaths from illicitly manufactured fentanyl have continued to rise.
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The study's estimates are not perfect, as some countries do a poor job tracking gun deaths and proxy measures that are used to gauge gun deaths.
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Deaths of people inside vehicles, which in 1996 accounted for an all-time high of 80% of all traffic deaths, has fallen to 67% in 2017.
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The fatality rate and number of deaths is down dramatically from 2007, when 41,259 people were killed and 1.36 deaths per 100 million miles were recorded.
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Not only are we suffering a devastating opioid epidemic, accounting for 2900,220006 deaths out of more than 2202,2628 total drug deaths in 28500, and a steeply growing methamphetamine crisis, accounting for more than 6900,2628 deaths, but the cocaine supply from Colombia has now surged to record levels.
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The number of women without any screening who are estimated to die from cervical cancer — 2000 out of every 1,000 women — drops to 0.76 deaths/1,000 with pap testing, 0.29 deaths/1003,000 with HPV testing, and 0.3 deaths/1,000 with joint testing, per a USPSTF chart.
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As the USPSTF points out, cervical cancer incidences and death rates are higher amongst certain populations, such as African American women (10.1 deaths/100,000 women), American Indian/Alaska Native women (3.2 deaths/100,000 women) and Hispanic women (2.6 deaths/100,000 women) particularly along the Texas/Mexico border.
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Research has shown that, globally, 30 percent of maternal deaths and 10 percent of child deaths could be prevented if women spaced their pregnancies two years apart.
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"Because people are literally dying, and because these deaths are preventable, it is important that we not fear treating these people and preventing these deaths," he said.
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So the crackdown did lead to more heroin deaths, but it will hopefully prevent future populations of drug users, who could have suffered even more overdose deaths.
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To prepare for the countless new deaths we'll have to endure in Season 8, let's take a look back on the saddest Game of Thrones deaths ever.
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In 22012, these types of drugs were involved in just 8% of all overdose deaths, and by 2015, they were involved in 18% of all overdose deaths.
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That's 5.2 deaths per 1,21 starts, and while that appears to be significantly higher than the national numbers, the Jockey's Club's data does not include training deaths.
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Maternal deaths in Alabama are high: 49.2 pregnancy-related deaths per 100,000 live births in 2017, according to information provided by the Alabama Department of Public Health.
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From 2011 to 2015, there were a total of 53,410 pregnancy-related deaths in the United States, consistent with known rates of about 700 deaths per year.
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That's 5.2 deaths per 1,000 starts, and while that appears to be significantly higher than the national numbers, the Jockey's Club's data does not include training deaths.
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Because of the timing of increased deaths, right around the Great Recession, Tapper says it's more than possible the flagging economy might have contributed to these deaths.
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To see how this has worked, Mr Fisman and Mr Wang calculated the deaths-to-ceiling ratio (reported deaths divided by the mandated ceiling) for each province.
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As of Saturday, a total of 23 deaths had been linked to the Camp fire and two deaths were connected to the Woolsey fire in Southern California.
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"That represents an increase of 35 deaths per day," said Wanda Llovet, director of the Demographic Registry, the government agency that counts all deaths in Puerto Rico.
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From 1982 to 1993, there were 43 deaths, according to the NTSB, while there were 31 fatalities from 1994 to 2016, excluding the 16 deaths on Saturday.
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The World Health Organization predicted that rising global temperatures could lead to many more deaths than the 250,000 deaths a year it predicted just five years ago.
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An initial wave of prescription painkiller deaths was succeeded by a sharp jump in heroin deaths in this epidemic, both now killing around 21,25 people a year.
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About 40% of deaths attributed to cocaine overdoses also involved fentanyl, according to the CDC, as did 37% of heroin deaths and 19% of deadly oxycodone overdoses.
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While deaths are down substantially in East Coast states such as Ohio and Pennsylvania, states in the Western U.S. have witnessed a disturbing spike in overdose deaths.
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The main reasons were big reductions in child mortality, deaths from infections and deaths from diseases related to high blood pressure, which include cardiovascular disease and stroke.
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That accounts for roughly 3 percent of all deaths from heart and lung disease, and 5 percent of deaths from lung cancer, the World Health Organization estimates.
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Anne Case and Angus Deaton, both economists at Princeton University, roll opioid deaths together with alcohol poisonings and suicides into a measure they call "deaths of despair".
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Anne Case and Angus Deaton, two (married) economists at Princeton University, roll alcohol poisonings together with opioid deaths and suicides into what they call "deaths of despair".
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The number of deaths caused by the disease are difficult to record and are estimated to be between 20,000 to 200,000 deaths per year, according to WHO.
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Others demand the coalition be held accountable for the many civilian deaths, and those deaths are likely to give rise to greater radicalization in the years ahead.
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Tobacco-related deaths accounted for 11.5 percent of all deaths in 2015, despite on-going campaign efforts to convey the negative effects of smoking on public health.
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The number of drug overdose deaths appeared to peak in September 19993, when the predicted number of overdose deaths for the previous year reached more than 73,000.
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Staten Island has the highest rate of drug overdose deaths of any borough in NYC, and highest in the state when those deaths specifically involve prescription painkillers.
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A recent CDC analysis of overdose deaths in 10 states found that fentanyl was involved in 56% of opioid overdose deaths from July 2016 through December 153.
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Heart disease — the leading cause of death worldwide— accounts for 610,000 deaths, or a quarter of all deaths, in the U.S. every year, according to the government.
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Agency officials said at the time that until the deaths in December, there had not been any child deaths in CBP custody for at least a decade.
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Within this group, the number of cancer deaths increased by 72.2% from 2000 to 2014, compared with a 31.8% increase in the number of heart disease deaths.
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In a country with so many gun deaths, cutting even a percentage point or two of overall gun deaths could still save hundreds of lives a year.
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In separate statements on the deaths, a Lebanese human rights group and a Syrian opposition alliance accused the Lebanese army of torture that led to the deaths.
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He mentions no source for his own figure of 12,000 deaths in Khomeini's first decade and recycles widely rejected figures for deaths in the Iran-Iraq war.
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But, if you're going to take credit for zero airline deaths in 2017 then you should take responsibility for the tens of thousands of gun deaths, too.
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All three deaths, according to records, were autopsied and reviewed by the Bureau of Forensic Sciences in San Juan, the only institution authorized to classify hurricane deaths.
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The organization said Malaysia had registered 62,421 cases through June 29, including 93 deaths, compared to 32,425 cases with 53 deaths for the same period last year.
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Hitler and his Nazi regime were responsible for approximately 22019 million deaths, including the deaths of about 6 million Jews throughout Europe during the 1930s and 1940s.
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A recent spate of vaping-related illnesses and deaths in the US has raised alarm, though the exact cause of the deaths has not yet been established.
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A similar difference was seen among women, with a rate of 625 deaths per 100,000 in the U.S. compared to 494 deaths per 93,000 in other countries.
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Although the Parkland school shooting was the impetus for the current gun debate, guns are involved in more suicide deaths than homicide deaths, especially among older people.
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Between 1998 and 2015, US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) counted 6,571 deaths on the southwest border, which includes deaths resulting from exposure, drowning, accidents, and killings.
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There were 53 confirmed cases and no deaths on the day of Trump's tweet; as of March 11, there were more than 1,000 cases and 31 deaths.
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On Saturday, Indonesia confirmed 81 new cases and 6 more deaths due to the virus, bringing the total number of cases to 450 and deaths to 38.
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The number of deaths it has recorded, nine, has not changed from one year ago; a professional society of plastic surgeons is now reporting 16 related deaths.
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So the crackdown did lead to more heroin deaths, but it will hopefully prevent future populations of drug abusers, who could have suffered even more overdose deaths.
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This chart compares those drug deaths with the best available data for cocaine, heroin, and marijuana deaths: Now, this chart isn't a perfect comparison across the board.
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Italy, with over 9,000 cases and 463 deaths, has become the biggest hot-spot outside of China, which still has the most cases and deaths by far.
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While most deaths have occurred in China, where it is believed to have originated, the US has reported 17 deaths as the virus continues to spread globally.
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Nine of Washington's 10 deaths have occurred in King County, which includes Seattle and a nursing home in Kirkland connected to seven of the previously confirmed deaths.
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The country, which has the third-most recorded cases and deaths, reported another 2628 deaths on Sunday, pushing its death toll to 28503, The Associated Press reported.
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VA Medical Center deaths The US Department of Veterans Affairs is investigating 11 suspicious deaths at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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On Saturday, Indonesia confirmed 81 new cases and 6 more deaths due to the virus, bringing the total number of cases to 450 and deaths to 38.
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World Health Organization (WHO) figures indicate that over 82,000 people have been infected, with more than 2,700 deaths in China and 57 deaths in 46 other countries.
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They wanted to know whether unusual temperatures, such as extreme heat, impacted unintentional deaths from transportation accidents, falls and drownings and intentional deaths from assaults and suicides.
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In New York City, traffic deaths fell to their lowest levels in more than a century, even though pedestrian deaths rose last year to 114 from 107.
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They have witnessed an alarming rise in drug-related deaths for years now: 251 deaths in 2014, 255 in 2015, and they surpassed those figures in 2016.
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Another 18 deaths among the Marines in the Reserve forces in 2018 either are confirmed to be suicides or their deaths are being investigated as suspected suicides.
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Younger veterans continue to be vulnerable, with suicides among those aged 2741 to 73 increasing from 27 deaths per 2741,2741 in 2015 to 45 deaths in 2016.
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The paper's authors also note that many studies point toward lower-income countries reporting disproportionately fewer female deaths, with families being less likely to record female deaths.
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Four of the deaths had "direct" causes from on-field trauma or injuries, and nine deaths were due to "indirect" causes such as heatstroke or cardiac arrest.
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In 2015, the country had 15,619 known cholera cases and 548 deaths; this year it has already had over 13,000 cases and 333 deaths, Dr. Abubakar said.
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Less extreme temperatures, on the other hand, contributed to many more deaths, with temperature playing a direct or indirect role in 173 percent of deaths over all.
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So the crackdown did lead to more heroin deaths, but it will hopefully prevent future populations of drug abusers, which could have suffered even more overdose deaths.
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The overall traffic fatality rate was projected to drop to 1.14 deaths per 100 million miles traveled as deaths fell to 413,750, the lowest rate since 2014.
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