How many people die from death each year?
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Death is the leading cause of people dieing.  They need to conduct more research on finding a cure.
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Here are the birth and death rates\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0004395.html\n\nbirth rate\n-------------  × population ÷ 365 = numbers born each day\n1,000\n\n\ndeath rate\n-------------  × population ÷ 365 = numbers dying each day\n1,000
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Tobacco use is one of the chief preventable causes of death in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) attributes 4.9 million deaths a year to tobacco, a figure expected to rise to more than 10 million deaths a year by 2030.1, Pronounced gender differences in tobacco use are seen throughout the world: WHO estimates 47% of men and 12% of women smoke, including 42% of men and 24% of women in developed countries, and 48% of men and 7% of women in developing countries.2 Global data on gender differences in rates of all forms of tobacco use are limited.
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According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2004, 16,694 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes - an average of one almost every half-hour. These deaths constituted approximately 39 percent of the 42,636 total traffic fatalities.
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14,634 in the period 1608-1987 (obviously before the US was a nation). http://deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=8&did=269\n\n925 in the period 1988-2006 http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/executions.php
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280,000,000 to one\nACCORDING TO 'STORM DATA'... A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PUBLICATION... AN AVERAGE OF 87 LIGHTNING FATALITIES OCCURRED PER YEAR FROM 1959-1995. DUE TO UNDERREPORTING... THE FIGURES ARE MORE REALISTICALLY ABOUT 100-120 DEATHS PER YEAR. ONLY ABOUT 10% OF PEOPLE WHO ARE STRUCK ARE KILLED... LEAVING 90% WITH VARIOUS DEGREES OF DISABILITY.\nMy husband was struck in Nevada several years ago and only sustained burns.
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It comes up every day for the people who die.
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120, but if you think aging not as a natural process but as a disease, then you could find a cure for it. Nanotechnology could provide that cure, and then we could see humans living far beyond the 120.\n\nBut so far, the average age of death for first world countries is 80-85 and for third world countries 60-65.
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many an inocent persons death ?
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Of course.  If you look at the raw data, however, without thinking about it logically, it would be easy to conclude cancer deaths are increasing.  This is because so many people are not dying of cholera, dysentry, measles, mumps & infuenza nowadays that many of us live long enough to develop various cancers.
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Religion is the #1 cause of death
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I don't think there is an *exact* count on the world's population, but the figure you might see is more of an estimate. It's likely to be a projection based on the average birth/death rates since there's no simple way to track each and every birth and death right when they happen. We'd all have to have microchips implanted in us that would shut off or send a signal when we died. However, that still wouldn't be a practical enough way to track all the infants who die in the process of childbirth - the important thing there is to make sure the babies are able to breathe on their own, not to get some chip implanted.
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In 2005 846 coalition forces died, meaning that there were roughly 56 deaths per 100,000 military personnel. By contrast, there were, according to preliminary figures 16,475 murders in the US, meaning there were 5.56 murders per 100,000 people.
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More people have died in the name of God than any other reason.
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Last year, over 200,000 people were hospitalized and over 35,000 died from influenza.  The very young, very old, and those with pre-existing pulmonary & cardiac disease and those who are immunocompromised (chemo, immune system defects, HIV) are especially at risk.
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Each year:\n400,000 are injured doing house and garden work\n75 are killed because they were ran over by riding mowers\nover 40,000 die in car accidents\n100,000 die from medical mistakes\n6,500 drown each year\n\nNobody is truly safe, but luckily the military, even in war, is not the most hazardous job.  That would be fishermen, taxi cab drivers and store clerks in bad neighborhoods.
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Each year, 54 million people are infected with the tubercle bacillus (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), 6.8 million develop clinical disease and 2.4 million people die of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is responsible for 5% of all deaths worldwide, and 9.6% of adult deaths in the 15-59 age group. Tuberculosis kills more women worldwide than all causes of maternal mortality. The case fatality rate of tuberculosis is high; approximately 50% of untreated cases die of the disease.