Standardise mortality rates by cause of death (most frequent causes of each age group), sex, level of education and age. 25 years old and over.

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  • Cause of death (most frequent causes)

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    All causes Ischaemic heart diseases Cerebrovascular diseases Bronchial and lung cancer Dementia Heart failure Chronic diseases of the lower respiratory tract Alzheimer's disease Colon cancer Breast cancer Suicides Traffic accidents

    Selected:12

    Total:12
  • Age

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    25 years old and over From 25 to 44 years old From 45 to 64 years old From 65 to 74 years old 75 years old and over

    Selected:1

    Total:5
  • Level of education

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    Total Primary education or lower Lower secondary education Upper secondary education University studies

    Selected:1

    Total:5
  • Gender

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    Both genders Men Women

    Selected:1

    Total:3
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  • • 	Gender
      Cause of death (most frequent causes) Age Level of education	.	.	.
      	.	.	.
      	.	.	.

    • Decimals to show: By default 0 1 2
• Notes
  • 1) From 2016, traffic accidents involving non-motorised vehicles, transport accidents not specified as related to traffic or not and traffic accidents where the victims where going in or out of the vehicle at the moment of the accident were added to the 090 group. That incorporates all traffic accidents in this group, therefore, the title changes to 'Traffic accidents'
    
    Since 2013, data from the Forensic Anatomical Institute of Madrid have been available, a methodological improvement has been introduced in the process of this statistic, which has allowed the cause of death to be assigned more precisely in deaths involving judicial intervention. As a result, deaths that were assigned to poorly defined causes have been reassigned to specific external causes. Therefore, this fact must be taken into account when making comparisons with previous years.
    
    The standardised rates allow comparisons between different levels of education, as well as temporary and sex level comparisons, by using an age structure common within the standard European population as of 2011.
    
    Category 'Upper Secondary education' includes the Higher Level Training Cycles and equivalent.
    
    Symbol '..' must be interpreted as data not given, since it is not a frequent cause in that age group.

• Source:National Statistics Institute