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|---|---|
| Germany | 121,471 |
| Italy | 69,653 |
| United Kingdom | 69,325 |
| Romania | 50,667 |
| Poland | 38,642 |
| France | 33,513 |
| Spain | 32,564 |
| Hungary | 32,138 |
| Czechia | 26,171 |
| Lithuania | 14,683 |
| Austria | 14,521 |
| Slovakia | 13,381 |
| Bulgaria | 12,664 |
| Sweden | 12,617 |
| Greece | 12,200 |
| Croatia | 10,973 |
| Finland | 10,338 |
| Netherlands | 8,956 |
| Latvia | 8,106 |
| Belgium | 7,792 |
| Portugal | 7,456 |
| Ireland | 4,283 |
| Denmark | 3,943 |
| Estonia | 3,409 |
| Slovenia | 1,911 |
| Malta | 706 |
| Cyprus | 667 |
| Luxembourg | 332 |
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Release date
October 2017
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Region
EU
Survey time period
2014
Supplementary notes
Data on causes of death (COD) provide information on mortality patterns and form a major element of public health information. COD data refer to the underlying cause which - according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) - is "the disease or injury which initiated the train of morbid events leading directly to death, or the circumstances of the accident or violence which produced the fatal injury".
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