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Leading Causes of Death
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- Alias
- 87679959
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- LIST, LIST
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- SPEARS,ALEXANDER/OFFICE
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- Document File
- 87679789/87680362/Missing
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- R1-004
- R1-037
- R1-132
- R1-037
- Named Organization
- Centers for Disease Control + Prevention
- Monthly Vital Statistics Report
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- G65
- Litigation
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- Master ID
- 87679895/0021
Related Documents:- 87679895-9896
- 87679897 Witness List for A Hearing on Preventive Health: An Ounce of Prevention Saves A Pound of Cure Before the U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging the Honorable David Pryor, Chairman
- 87679898-9899 Preventive Health: An Ounce of Prevention Saves A Pound of Cure Senate Special Committee on Aging Opening Statement of Senator David Pryor, Chairman 930506
- 87679900-9901 Opening Statement Senator William S. Cohen 'an Ounce of Prevention Saves A Pound of Cure' 930506
- 87679902-9917 Testimony Special Committee on Aging U.S. Senate by Robert N. Butler, M.D. Brookdale Professor and Chairman Department of Geriatrics and Adult Development Mount Sinai School of Medicine
- 87679918-9921 for Testimony Before the Special Committee on Aging: the United States Senate 920513 Preventive and Older People
- 87679922-9932 Statement of the American Association of Retired Persons on Preventive Health Care
- 87679933-9941 Testimony of Dileep G. Bal, M.D. On Behalf of the Coalition on Smoking or Health to the Special Committee on Aging U.S. Senate on Preventive Health Care 930506
- 87679942-9951 Testimony Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D. Executive Director, Center for Science in the Public Interest Washington, D.C. 930506 Senate Special Committee on Aging Hearing on Preventive Health
- 87679952-9953 Prevention's the Issue Your Money or Your Life Style
- 87679954-9957
- 87679958 Leading Contributors to Premature Death
- 87679960 Costs: Leading Causes of Death
- 87679961 Proposal for An Annual Surgeon General's Report on Diet and Health
- 87679962-9963 the Coalition for Nutrition Services in Health Care Reform - Position Statement
- 87679964 Stop Coddling the Booze Industry Tax Reform: Clinton Should Raise Rates and Cut Subsidies to Wineries and Distillers
- 87679965 Estimated Number of Deaths Attributable to Alcohol Consumption: United States 860000, 870000, 880000
- 87679966-9967 Alcohol Advertising Facts
- 87679968-9969 National Alcohol Tax Coalition Organizations Endorsing Increases in Alcohol Excise Taxes
- 87679970 Healthy Indulgences Breakfast
- 87679971-9972 Federal Alcohol Tax Facts
- 87679973-0013 Statement of Roger Herdman, M.D. Acting Director Office of Technology Assessment and Maria Hewitt, Dr.P.H. Senior Analyst, Health Program Office of Technology Assessment and Mary Laschober, M.S. Analyst, Health Program Office of Technology Assessment on Smoking - Related Deaths and Financial Costs: Office of Technology Assessment Estimates for 900000 Before the Senate Special Committee on Aging Hearing on Preventive Health: An Ounce of Prevention Saves A Pound of Cure
- 87680014-0016 Statement to the Special Committee on Aging United States Senate Re: Health Effects of Tobacco and Alcohol Upon Senior Citizens
- 87680017-0019 Statement to the Special Committee on Aging United States Senate Re: Health Effects of Tobacco and Alcohol Upon Senior Citizens
- 87680020 Statement by the Coalition on Smoking or Health, on New Estimates by the Office of Technology Assessment on the Costs of Tobacco Use
- 87680021
- UCSF Legacy ID
- cqu21e00
Document Images
Leading Causes of Death*
1. Heart Disease" 720,600
2. Cancer" 520,470
3. Cerebrovascular Disease (Stroke)'* 143,440
4. Chronic Lung Disease 90,970
5. Unintentional Injuries 85,330
6. Pneumonia and Influenza 77,240
7. Diabetes" 51,130
8. HIV Infection 31,210
9. Suicide 28,900
10. Homicide and Legal Intervention 26,090
11. Chronic Liver Disease/Cirrhosis** 24,900
* From Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for November, 1991 -
October, 1992 (Monthly Vital Statistics Report, April 13, 1993).
**Diet is a leading risk factor.
