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Causes of death 2014

2014

Releases

• Fewer persons of working age than before die of diseases of the circulatory system (30.12.2015)

Reviews

• 1. Causes of death in 2014 (30.12.2015)
• 2. Ischaemic heart disease still the cause of one in five deaths (30.12.2015)
• 3. Deaths from dementia and Alzheimers disease are increasing (30.12.2015)
• 4. Alcohol mortality diminished further (30.12.2015)
• 5. Stumbling the commonest reason for fatal accidents (30.12.2015)
• 6. Number of suicides fell clearly (30.12.2015)
• 7. Three maternal deaths in 2014 (30.12.2015)

Tables

Appendix tables

• Appendix table 1a. Deaths by underlying cause of death and by age in 2014, both sexes (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 1b. Deaths by underlying cause of death and by age in 2014, males (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 1c. Deaths by underlying cause of death and by age in 2014, females (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 2. Deaths from accidents by external cause and deaths from alcohol intoxication 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 3. Mortality during infant and perinatal period 1987 - 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 4. Mean population 2014 by age and sex (30.12.2015)
• Appendix table 5. Standard population used in calculating age-standardised figures (Eurostat 2012) (30.12.2015)

Figures

• Appendix figure 1. Age-standardised mortality of working-age people (aged 15 to 64) from different causes of death in 1990 to 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix figure 2. Age-standardised mortality of working- age men (aged 15 to 64) from different causes of death in 1990 to 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix 3. Age-standardised mortality of working-age women (aged 15 to 64) from different causes of death in 1990 to 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix figure 4. Age-standardised mortality from diseases of the circulatory system in 1971 to 2014 (30.12.2015)
• Appendix figure 5. Age-standardised mortality from neoplasms in 1971 to 2014 (30.12.2015)

Quality descriptions

• Quality Description:Causes of death 2014 (30.12.2015)