Race suicide

The details depend, of course, very much on the age group 1-4,5-14,15-24,25-44,45-64,65-74, and 75-. .. 121 In the United States the age group of 25 to 44 (all races and both sexes combined) will most likely die of accidents (27,182 deaths—but including medical accidents see below), cancer (20,436 deaths), heart disease (16,139 deaths), suicide (11,354 deaths), HIV (8,356 deaths), homicide (7,383 deaths), chronic liver disease (3,786 deaths), cerebrovascular diseases (3,201 deaths), diabetes mellitus (2,549 deaths), and pneumonia and influenza (1,068 deaths). At 1 to 4 years old, accidents (1,826 deaths) still dominate, but this is followed by congenital defects (495), cancer (420), homicide (356), heart disease (181), pneumonia and influenza (103), septicemia (99), prenatal conditions (79), so-called Benign neoplasm (i.e., simply meaning that they don t spread) (53), and lower respiratory diseases (51). For age 75 and up, it will be heart disease (471,302), cancer (242,235), cerebrovascular diseases (124,396), lower respiratory diseases (75,218), pneumonia and influenza (51,368), Alzheimer s disease (45,462), diabetic mellitus (35,470), nephritis (24,235), accidents (23,353), and septicemia (19,082). 

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