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On Digital Assets
By co-operativefuneralcare.co.uk
An infographic to show the key statistics from our recent report which highlights how the growing use of digital channels in our daily lives can cause additional stress for bereaved loved ones.
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National Premature Death Rate Increased 1% From 2014-2015
County Health Rankings recently released their 2017 raking report. Here are some key findings regarding premature death from the analysis:
• In 2015, 1.2 million people died prematurely, or 39,700 more than in 2014.
• 85% of the increase was due to more deaths among adults ages 15–44.
• Premature death was highest among American Indians/Alaskan Natives and blacks.
• Rural counties have the highest premature death rates.
• Premature death rates rose 1% from 2014-2015.
• Drug overdose was the leading cause of premature death by injury in 2015.
Source: County Health Rankings, March 29, 2017
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