Trends in cardiovascular deaths, Table of contents - Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

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Release Date: 21 Sep 2017
Author: AIHW

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Despite falling cardiovascular disease death rates across all age groups in Australia, the rate of decline in younger age groups has slowed in recent decades. This report describes trends in cardiovascular disease death rates (including coronary heart disease and cerebrovascular disease) by age group using the latest available data. It builds on previous reports where slowdowns in younger age groups were also found.

ISSN: 1446-9820
ISBN: 978-1-76054-187-3
Cat. no: AUS 216
Pages: 24

Findings from this report:

Cardiovascular disease death rate fell by 82% between 1968 and 2015
The annual fall in CHD deaths for ages 35–54 has slowed from 7.2% (1980–1993) to 3.1% (1993–2015)
Declines in CVD death rates continue to improve in older age groups, but have slowed in younger age groups

Preliminary material
- Summary
- Contents
Body section
- Introduction
- Long-term trends in cardiovascular mortality
- Cardiovascular disease mortality
- Coronary heart disease mortality
- Heart attack mortality
- Cerebrovascular disease mortality
- Prevention, treatment, and mortality rates
- Mortality rate declines in other countries
End matter
- Appendix
- Statistical tables
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- References

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