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Number of deaths due to diabetes mellitus per 100,000 inhabitants in Europe in 2015

Characteristic	Number of deaths per 100,000 inhabitants
Cyprus	65.48
Turkey	48.89
Malta	46.07
Serbia	44.68
Czechia	43.47
Croatia	42.38
Austria	41.73
Portugal	39.79
Hungary	30.89
Italy	30.72
Germany	27.66
Denmark	26.69
Poland	26.68
Bulgaria	25.14
Latvia	24.78
EU-28	23.23
Spain	20.79
Sweden	20.68
Luxembourg	20.22
Netherlands	19.52
Slovakia	18.75
Ireland	17.88
France	17.75
Switzerland	16.9
Slovenia	16.84
Greece	14.64
Romania	13.99
Norway	13.76
Belgium	13.74
Lithuania	11.02
United Kingdom	10.94
Estonia	10.67
Iceland	10.1
Finland	8.87
Liechtenstein	2.65

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August 2018

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Europe

Survey time period

2015

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The source adds the following information: "Mortality rate of a population with a standard age distribution. Since most causes of death vary significantly according to the age and sex of individuals, the use of standardized mortality rates enhances comparability between periods and between countries, as these rates aim to measure the frequency of deaths independently of differences in the age structure of populations. The reference population used is the 'European standard population' as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO). Detailed statistics, broken down by 65 causes of death, are available in the database."

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Here is the number of deaths due to diabetes mellitus per 100,000 inhabitants in Europe in 2015. That year, the mortality rate due to diabetes was highest in Cyprus, with a mortality rate of 65.48 per 100,000.