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Ten Leading Causes of Death by Age Group,Race/Ethnicity, and Gender Ten Leading Causes of Death by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender Suburban Cook County 2006-2008 Suggested Citation: Cook County Department of Public Health. (2013). Ten Leading Causes of Death Tables 2008. Oak Forest, IL: Community Epidemiology and Health Planning Unit Table of Contents All Suburban Cook County: All Deaths By Gender: Females Males By Race/Ethnicity and Gender: Hispanic Hispanic Females Hispanic Males Non Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander Non Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander Females Non Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander Males Non Hispanic Black Non Hispanic Black Females Non Hispanic Black Males Non Hispanic White Non Hispanic White Females Non Hispanic White Males By District: Cook County Department of Public Health Jurisdiction North District West District Southwest District South District Resources: District Map Rankable Causes of Death Rankable Causes of Infant Death 10 Leading Causes of Death by Age Group, Suburban Cook County, 2006-2008 (Counts/Percent of Total Deaths) All Deaths Rank <1 1-4 5-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ Total Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Malignant Malignant Malignant Short Gestation Heart Disease Heart Disease 1 Injury Injury Injury Injury Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms 170 24.9% 24 23.8% 57 24.6% 196 37.0% 281 34.4% 300 19.2% 1,251 31.7% 2,489 38.9% 13,422 28.2% 16,345 26.4% Congenital Congenital Unintentional Malignant Malignant Homicide Homicide Homicide Heart Disease Heart Disease 2 Anomalies Anomalies Injury Neoplasms Neoplasms 127 18.6% 9 8.9% 44 19.0% 135 25.5% 102 12.5% 292 18.7% 941 23.9% 1,572 24.6% 11,011 23.1% 15,199 24.6% Maternal Malignant Malignant Unintentional Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Suicide Heart Disease Heart Disease 3 Pregnancy Neoplasms Neoplasms Injury Disease Disease Disease Complications 41 6.0% 9 8.9% 27 11.6% 68 12.8% 90 11.0% 266 17.0% 314 8.0% 233 3.6% 3,096 6.5% 3,521 5.7% Placenta, Cord & Malignant Malignant Chronic Lower Chronic Lower Heart Disease Heart Disease Suicide Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus 4 Membranes Comp Neoplasms Neoplasms Respiratory Respiratory Disease Disease 34 5.0% 8 7.9% 15 6.5% 33 6.2% 76 9.3% 136 8.7% 148 3.8% 231 3.6% 2,348 4.9% 2,608 4.2% Chronic Lower Alzheimer's Unintentional SIDS Homicide Suicide Heart Disease Suicide Homicide Suicide 5 Respiratory Disease Injury Disease 21 3.1% 7 6.9% 14 6.0% 21 4.0% 58 7.1% 58 3.7% 137 3.5% 173 2.7% 1,630 3.4% 2,021 3.3% Unintentional Congenital Congenital Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Influenza & Septicemia Liver Disease Septicemia Diabetes Mellitus 6 Injury Anomalies Anomalies Disease Disease Pneumonia 21 3.1% * - 12 5.2% 5 0.9% 18 2.2% 54 3.5% 132 3.3% 162 2.5% 1,460 3.1% 1,675 2.7% Cerebrovascular Chronic Lower Influenza & Unintentional Alzheimer's Bacterial Sepsis Diabetes Mellitus HIV Diabetes Mellitus Nephritis 7 Disease Respiratory Pneumonia Injury Disease Disease 19 2.8% * - 5 2.2% * - 14 1.7% 49 3.1% 113 2.9% 162 2.5% 1,365 2.9% 1,661 2.7% Respiratory Influenza & Influenza & Influenza & Septicemia HIV Diabetes Mellitus Septicemia Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus 8 Distress Pneumonia Pneumonia Pneumonia 18 2.6% * - * - * - 13 1.6% 41 2.6% 85 2.2% 155 2.4% 1,273 2.7% 1,629 2.6% Necrotizing Aortic Aneurysm & Cerebrovascular Chronic Lower Perinatal Disease Benign Neoplasms Liver Disease Nephritis Septicemia Nephritis 9 Enterocolitis Dissection Disease Respiratory Disease 16 2.3% * - * - * - 13 1.6% 34 2.2% 58 1.5% 147 2.3% 1,053 2.2% 1,607 2.6% Circulatory System Influenza & Unintentional Nephritis Anemias Benign Neoplasms Septicemia HIV Suicide Septicemia 10 Disease Pneumonia Injury 14 2.0% * - * - * - 12 1.5% 31 2.0% 51 1.3% 105 1.6% 674 1.4% 1,358 2.2% Total 683 101 232 530 817 1,564 3,941 6,402 47,592 61,863 Chronic Diseases and Perinatal Period and Infectious Agent Violence and Injury Unclassified Key: Conditions Congenital Anomalies Note: * Count suppressed for fewer than 5 events. - Percent suppressed for fewer than 5 events. Source: IDPH Death Pull File 2006-2008 Cook County Department of Public Health, Epidemiology Unit 10 Leading Causes of Death by Age Group, Suburban Cook County, 2006-2008 (Counts/Percent of Total Deaths) Females Rank <1 1-4 5-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ Total Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Malignant Malignant Malignant Short Gestation Heart Disease Heart Disease 1 Injury Injury Injury Injury Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms 74 23.2% 7 20.0% 22 25.0% 49 38.9% 46 21.9% 189 32.6% 658 40.6% 1,275 46.9% 7,561 27.9% 8,486 25.9% Congenital Malignant Malignant Malignant Malignant Septicemia Suicide Heart Disease Heart Disease Heart Disease 2 Anomalies Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms 73 22.9% * - 14 15.9% 16 12.7% 36 17.1% 79 13.6% 284 17.5% 513 18.9% 5,602 20.7% 7,790 23.8% Maternal Congenital Unintentional Unintentional Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Homicide Homicide Heart Disease 3 Pregnancy Anomalies Injury Injury Disease Disease Disease Complications 22 6.9% * - 10 11.4% 13 10.3% 30 14.3% 78 13.5% 90 5.6% 109 4.0% 1,968 7.3% 2,165 6.6% Placenta, Cord & Malignant Malignant Cerebrovascular Chronic Lower Chronic Lower Heart Disease Suicide Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus 4 Membranes Comp Neoplasms Neoplasms Disease Respiratory Respiratory Disease Disease 13 4.1% * - 8 9.1% 12 9.5% 9 4.3% 33 5.7% 67 4.1% 93 3.4% 1,325 4.9% 1,441 4.4% Unintentional Cerebrovascular Congenital Cerebrovascular Alzheimer's Alzheimer's Heart Disease Septicemia Liver Disease Septicemia 5 Injury Disease Anomalies Disease Disease Disease 12 3.8% * - 6 6.8% 5 4.0% 8 3.8% 18 3.1% 63 3.9% 79 2.9% 1,176 4.3% 1,196 3.6% Congenital Chronic Lower Influenza & Influenza & Bacterial Sepsis Heart Disease Suicide Suicide Diabetes Mellitus Septicemia 6 Anomalies Respiratory Pneumonia Pneumonia Disease 11 3.4% * - 5 5.7% * - 8 3.8% 16 2.8% 41 2.5% 77 2.8% 844 3.1% 904 2.8% Influenza & SIDS Homicide Anemias Diabetes Mellitus HIV Diabetes Mellitus Nephritis Nephritis Diabetes Mellitus 7 Pneumonia 11 3.4% * - * - * - 6 2.9% 16 2.8% 38 2.3% 52 1.9% 708 2.6% 836 2.6% Respiratory Cerebrovascular Anemias Benign Neoplasms Nephritis Homicide Suicide Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus Nephritis 8 Distress Disease 8 2.5% * - * - * - 6 2.9% 14 2.4% 35 2.2% 51 1.9% 682 2.5% 793 2.4% Necrotizing Influenza & Chronic Lower Influenza & Chronic Lower Unintentional Benign Neoplasms Homicide Septicemia Septicemia 9 Enterocolitis Pneumonia Respiratory Pneumonia Respiratory Injury Disease Disease 7 2.2% * - * - * - 5 2.4% 14 2.4% 30 1.9% 46 1.7% 603 2.2% 750 2.3% Intrauterine Unintentional Unintentional Perinatal Disease Diabetes Mellitus HIV Benign Neoplasms Septicemia Nephritis Benign Neoplasms 10 Hypoxia & Birth Injury Injury Asphyxia 5 1.6% * - * - * - * - 12 2.1% 19 1.2% 22 0.8% 321 1.2% 671 2.0% Total 319 35 88 126 210 579 1,619 2,718 27,082 32,777 Chronic Diseases and Perinatal Period and Infectious Agent Violence and Injury Unclassified Key: Conditions Congenital Anomalies Note: * Count suppressed for fewer than 5 events. - Percent suppressed for fewer than 5 events. Source: IDPH Death Pull File 2006-2008 Cook County Department of Public Health, Epidemiology Unit 10 Leading Causes of Death by Age Group, Suburban Cook County, 2006-2008 (Counts/Percent of Total Deaths) Males Rank <1 1-4 5-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ Total Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Unintentional Malignant Short Gestation Heart Disease Heart Disease Heart Disease 1 Injury Injury Injury Injury Injury Neoplasms 95 26.2% 17 25.8% 35 24.3% 147 36.4% 235 38.7% 214 21.7% 657 28.3% 1,214 33.0% 5,860 28.6% 7,858 27.0% Congenital Congenital Malignant Malignant Malignant Homicide Homicide Homicide Heart Disease Heart Disease 2 Anomalies Anomalies Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms 54 14.9% 6 9.1% 34 23.6% 122 30.2% 96 15.8% 187 19.0% 593 25.5% 1,059 28.7% 5,408 26.4% 7,408 25.5% Placenta, Cord & Malignant Malignant Unintentional Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Heart Disease Suicide Heart Disease Diabetes Mellitus 3 Membranes Comp Neoplasms Neoplasms Injury Disease Disease 21 5.8% 6 9.1% 13 9.0% 52 12.9% 60 9.9% 111 11.3% 224 9.6% 138 3.7% 1,128 5.5% 1,356 4.7% Maternal Malignant Malignant Cerebrovascular Chronic Lower Unintentional Suicide Suicide Suicide Suicide 4 Pregnancy Neoplasms Neoplasms Disease Respiratory Injury Complications Disease 19 5.2% 6 9.1% 9 6.3% 21 5.2% 50 8.2% 103 10.5% 102 4.4% 124 3.4% 1,023 5.0% 1,350 4.6% Circulatory System Malignant Unintentional Chronic Lower Homicide Heart Disease Heart Disease Homicide Liver Disease Nephritis 5 Disease Neoplasms Injury Respiratory Disease 10 2.8% 5 7.6% 7 4.9% 16 4.0% 40 6.6% 44 4.5% 81 3.5% 116 3.1% 657 3.2% 1,167 4.0% Respiratory Influenza & Congenital Influenza & Septicemia HIV Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus Liver Disease Diabetes Mellitus 6 Distress Pneumonia Anomalies Pneumonia 10 2.8% * - 6 4.2% * - 11 1.8% 36 3.7% 75 3.2% 104 2.8% 616 3.0% 839 2.9% Chronic Lower Aortic Aneurysm & Cerebrovascular Chronic Lower SIDS Nephritis Liver Disease HIV Diabetes Mellitus Nephritis 7 Respiratory Dissection Disease Respiratory Disease Disease 10 2.8% * - * - * - 10 1.6% 33 3.4% 69 3.0% 96 2.6% 591 2.9% 814 2.8% Necrotizing Influenza & Cerebrovascular Cerebrovascular Alzheimer's Influenza & Perinatal Disease Diabetes Mellitus Septicemia Nephritis 8 Enterocolitis Pneumonia Disease Disease Disease Pneumonia 9 2.5% * - * - * - 9 1.5% 25 2.5% 44 1.9% 95 2.6% 454 2.2% 725 2.5% Neonatal Cerebrovascular Congenital Septicemia Diabetes Mellitus Nephritis HIV Septicemia Septicemia Septicemia 9 Hemorrhage Disease Anomalies 9 2.5% * - * - * - 8 1.3% 21 2.1% 34 1.5% 83 2.3% 450 2.2% 608 2.1% Unintentional Chronic Lower Influenza & Cerebrovascular Unintentional Benign Neoplasms Diabetes Mellitus Homicide Suicide Suicide 10 Injury Respiratory Pneumonia Disease Injury Disease 9 2.5% * - * - * - 7 1.2% 20 2.0% 31 1.3% 83 2.3% 353 1.7% 473 1.6% Total 363 66 144 404 607 985 2,322 3,684 20,507 29,082 Chronic Diseases and Perinatal Period and Infectious Agent Violence and Injury Unclassified Key: Conditions Congenital Anomalies Note: * Count suppressed for fewer than 5 events.
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