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1 Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team www.ccort.ca A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team 3.1. Age-Standardized Canadian Cardiovascular Disease Mortality Rates, Males/Females, 1950-1999 0 400 800 1950195519601965197019751980198519901995 Year Mortality Rate per 100,000 adults Men Women Data Source: Statistics Canada

2 Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team www.ccort.ca A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team All Cardiovascular Disease (78, 942) 36% 3.2. Leading Causes of Death, Number and Percentage of Deaths in Canada, 1999 Other (33,076) 15% Diabetes (6,137) 3% Infectious Diseases (2584) 1% Cancer (62,769) 28% Accidents/Poisonings/ Violence (13, 966) 6% Other CVD (20,914) 10% Cerebrovascular Disease (15, 409) 7% AMI (20,926) 10% Other IHD (21,693) 10% Respiratory (22,026) 10% Data Source: Statistics Canada, 2000/01

3 Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team www.ccort.ca A Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Interdisciplinary Health Research Team 3.3. Life expectancy Lost Due to Mortality, by Major Disease Category, Canada, 1999 3.7 4.4 0.9 1.4 3.7 4.4 0.9 0.6 1.0 0.9 3.8 4.5 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 All cancerCardiovascular Disease RespiratorySuicide & Accidents Life-expectancy Lost (years) Both Sexes Males Females Data Source: Statistics Canada 2000/01

4 Life Expectancy lost (LEL) in years Years # of HR in each category 6.4 1 5.3 to <6.4 36 4.3 to <5.390 3.8 to <4.38 2.9 to <3.84 Missing/suppressed 0 LEL Canadian Average = 4.8 years 3.4. Life Expectancy Lost (in years) due to Cardiovascular Disease, Males and Females, by Health Region, 1995-1997 Vancouver Central/Southwest Ontario Southeast Ontario Montreal Maritimes P.E.I Source: Canadian Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Team and Statistics Canada, 2000/01

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