Eye-opening maps reveal how and where Americans die
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To see those patterns, you need more granular data points.
The Institutes for Health Metrics and Evaluation has that information. Relying on 2014 government data, IHME offers an online tool that can sort mortality by cause of death, age, sex, location, or any combination of the four, all based on the number of deaths per 100,000 people. It reveals startling maps of where public-health funds may be needed most.
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Here's a sampling of the trends IHME data illuminates.
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