Detailed results. Year 2019

• Basic cause of death
• Deaths by suicide
• Mortality indicators
  The table "Standardized mortality rates by cause of death (most frequent causes of death in each age group), sex, educational level and age. 25 years and older." has been reviewed and modified on 02/08/2022.

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  • National and Autonomous Cities and Communities results

    • Última modificación:

      04/28/2021

      Tamaño del fichero:

      22,071.00 bytes

      Dimensiones:

      Cause of death (chapters from the 10th revision of the CIE), Autonomous Community or City, Sex, Variation rate/coefficient

      Standardised mortality rates, by cause of death (chapters from the 10th revision of the CIE), Autonomous Community or City, sex and variation rate/coefficient.

    • Última modificación:

      09/06/2024

      Tamaño del fichero:

      4,457.00 bytes

      Dimensiones:

      Cause of death (most frequent causes), Level of education, Gender

      Standardised mortality rates by cause of death (most frequent causes), sex and level of education. 25 years old and over.

    • Última modificación:

      09/05/2024

      Tamaño del fichero:

      8,349.00 bytes

      Dimensiones:

      Cause of death (most frequent causes), Age, Level of education, Gender

      Standardise mortality rates by cause of death (most frequent causes of each age group), sex, level of education and age. 25 years old and over.

    • Última modificación:

      04/28/2021

      Tamaño del fichero:

      42,694.00 bytes

      Dimensiones:

      Autonomous Community or Autonomous City, Cause of death (chapters from the 10th revision of the CIE), Sex, Type of indicator

      Potential years of life lost, by Autonomous Community or Autonomous City, cause of death (chapters from the 10th revision of the CIE), sex and type of indicator.
• Multiple causes of death
  Multiple causes of death are the set of diseases, morbid conditions or injuries that led to or contributed to death, and the circumstances of the accident or violence that led to those injuries. From the 2016 deaths, results are presented in this section that interrelate multiple causes and the basic cause (the disease or injury that initiated the chain of pathological events leading directly to death).

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