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It should easily be more than double that.

Posted on: March 12, 2020 at 18:04:35 CT
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Given stats for 2017 yielded an average of 7,647 deaths per month for the top 10 causes of death alone.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/states/ohio/ohio.htm

OH Leading Causes of Death, 2017      Deaths  Rate***  State Rank*  U.S. Rate**

1. Heart Disease                      28,008  186.2    12th         165.0
2. Cancer	                      25,643  171.2     8th         152.5
3. Accidents	                       8,971   75.1	2nd          49.4
4. Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases  7,312   48.5	16th         40.9
5. Stroke                              6,425   42.8	11th	     37.6
6. Alzheimer’s disease	               5,117   33.6	26th         31.0
7. Diabetes	                       3,740   25.2	8th (tie)    21.5
8. Flu/Pneumonia                       2,243    1.94    21st (tie)   14.3
9. Kidney Disease                      2,237   15.0     18th (tie)   13.0
10. Septicemia                         2,066   14.0     11th         10.6



Edited by JeffB at 18:13:25 on 03/12/20
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     This is why the mortality rate will almost certainly drop - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 3/12 18:02:44
          But if one baby dies, there will be hell to pay.(nm) - Toger STL - 3/12 18:12:27
               Are you comparing the deliberate killing of babies to - JeffB MU - 3/12 18:14:34
          It should easily be more than double that. - JeffB MU - 3/12 18:04:35
          If more than 100,000 Ohioans do already have it, I guess - JeffB MU - 3/12 17:56:36




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