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FIRST FIVE PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH PER 100,000 POPULATION
      IN 9 COUNTRIES OF NORTH AMERICA, 1952

:

ZOMMUNICABLE DISEASES
fl Gastritis, enteritis, etc.
fl Influenza and pneumonia
m Tuberculosis
m Malaria
Other infective

OTHER CAUSES
fd Heart and circulatory
8 Diseases of early infancy
Ii? cancer
RAccidents
m Other

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      STATES      REPUBLIC MALA   DURAS VADOR   RICA

First five principal causes of death per 100,000
population in 9 countries of North America, 1952

FIRST FIVE PRINCIPAL CAUSES OF DEATH PER 100,000 POPULATION
       IN 9 COUNTRIES OF SOUTH AMERICA, 1952

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COLOMBIA VENEZUELABRAZIl!`PERU BOLIVIA PARAGUA&ILE URUGUA JYRGENTINA

OMMUNICABLE DISEASE
w Gastritis, enteritis, etc.
n Influenza and pneumonia
O Tuberculosis
O Malaria
s Other infective

OTHER CAUSES
&d Heart and circulatory
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!a cancer
m Accidents
h# Other

(1) Federal District and State capitals, excluding city of sdo Paula.      (2) YeaI- 1951

First five principal cakes of death per 100,000
population in 9 countries of South America, 1952