Tag: MORT

Progress reversed due to increase in mortality from external causes, stagnation for cardiovascular diseases

Although mortality rates are down overall, progress has not been experienced by all women, with racial disparities still seen

Increased risk seen for mortality and for hospitalization, acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, bone fracture, bowel obstruction

Association most pronounced for those older than 60 years and those with diabetes

Greater increases projected from the current period to mid-21st century for non-Hispanic Black versus White adults

Estimated 1.91 million deaths attributed to AMRs and 8.22 million deaths associated with AMR could occur globally by 2050

Increase in county- and state-level cancer mortality rates seen with higher county and state incarceration rates

Mortality high for people with comorbid myocardial infarction and epilepsy

Over several years, lower all-cause mortality and major adverse cardiovascular events can be seen

Fetal mortality rate was lower than in 2021 for deaths occurring at 20 to 27 weeks of gestation and at 28 weeks of gestation or more