16 Articles and compendiums that are related to Deaths , sorted by release date
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Deaths related to volatile substances and helium in Great Britain: 2001 to 2016 registrations (Latest release)
Deaths related to volatile substances and helium in England, Wales and Scotland from 2001 to 2016, by region, sex, age, substances involved and cause of death.Keywords: solvent abuse, drug abuse, VSA, inhalants, mortality rates
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Quarterly mortality report, England: October to December 2017 and year-end review (Latest release)
This series of quarterly releases, produced by Public Health England and ONS, reports on death occurrences in England to provide up-to-date national analysis of recent trends.Keywords: provisional deaths, ageing, aging
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How does deprivation vary by leading cause of death? (Latest release)
Keywords: Births, Deaths and Marriages, Health, People, Population and Community
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The impact of using the new definition of alcohol-specific deaths (Latest release)
The new definition of alcohol-specific deaths, the reasons for it and its impact on the existing time series of alcohol-related deaths.Keywords: alcohol misuse, mortality
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Causes of death over 100 years (Latest release)
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Who is most at risk of suicide? (Latest release)
Keywords: Health, Population and Community
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Suicide by occupation, England: 2011 to 2015 (Latest release)
Analysis of deaths from suicide in different occupational groups for people aged 20 to 64 years, based on deaths registered in England between 2011 and 2015Keywords: Suicide prevention, high risk groups, standardised mortality ratio, aged 20 to 64
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Does our sex affect what we die from? (Latest release)
Keywords: People, population and community, Mortality, Population,
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Deaths from 'legal highs' (Latest release)
Keywords: Health,
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Deaths involving legal highs in England and Wales: between 2004 and 2013 (Latest release)
Analysis of drug-related deaths involving legal highs (new psychoactive substances not controlled under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971) in England and Wales between 2004 and 2013, broken down by sex, age and substances involved.Keywords: nps, new psychoactive substances, drugs, deaths