[alancarp]

The full list:

1. Heart disease (500,000+)
2. Cancer (500,000+)
-— big gap in occurrences here -—
3. ‘Unintentional injury’ (~230,000)
4. Stroke (~160,000)
5. Chronic lower respiratory diseases (~150,000)
6. Alzheimers (~120,000)
7. Diabetes (around 100,000)
8. Kidney disease (around 50,000)
9. Chronic live disease/cirrhosis (around 50,000)
10. COVID (around 50,000)

[alancarp]

Motor vehicle deaths in 2023: 40,990. Dunno if that’s folded into #3 above or not.

[Vermont Lt]

As the smoking population declines these numbers will change towards more obesity related diseases.

All the processed crap people eat will catch up with them.

[Verginius Rufus]

I thought mistakes and incompetence by hospitals and doctors were blamed for about 100,000 deaths a year.

[Uncle Miltie]

Liars!

Chinese Fentanyl by itself is killing over 100,000 per year, and is not listed.

[laweeks]

Where’s abortion?