“death” Charts
Gun Homicide Has Seen 49% Change Since 1993, Public Unaware »
Even though nearly 6-in-10 Americans believe that gun crime has increased in the last twenty years, in actuality, it has…
Why We All Just Need to SLOW DOWN »
Neighborhood streets are for living, not for driving. And yes we have to drive through them sometimes, but do we…
The Deadly Legal Drug »
According to the "Global status report on alcohol and health 2014," 5.9% of deaths worldwide are attributable to alcohol. Even…
There's Nothing to Fear, But Fear--- of Public Speaking? »
There is a known saying that says 'there is nothing to fear, but fear itself.' For people, it is natural…
World Silent on Syria as Civil War Deaths Skyrocket »
Since crackdowns on pro-democracy protests led to civil struggle, estimates suggest that almost 100,000 non-government forces have died. Most disturbing,…
Accidental Death Rates Comparisons »
It seems that efforts to further educate people on gun safety has in large part succeeded. The number of gun-related…
Dying to Know: What Are the Top Causes of Death in America »
In the U.S., average life expectancy rates are the highest they've ever been, at roughly 79 years. We're living longer,…
The Danger of Texting and Driving »
Texting has surpassed intoxication as the leading cause of death among teen drivers. Every year, 3000 teenagers lose their lives…
The Organ Donor Problem »
The number of people waiting for an organ transplant has increased at a significantly faster rate than the number of…
Greater Abortion Restrictions = More Deaths (3500% More) »
Abortion-related deaths are exponentially more common in nations with the most restrictive abortion laws. Compared to less restrictive nations, over…
Hispanic Boom »
It turns out that legal and illegal immigration is not the main cause of the hispanic population boom. The real…
Tanning Beds Among Female Youth Dangerously High, Cancerous »
One million Americans use tanning salons daily, and nearly 30 million each year. Using tanning beds before age 35, increases…
Will you survive the military? »
The answer is a very probable yes. According to the data only 2.84% of people in the military die either…
Doctors of Death »
Deaths resulting from preventable medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States. Further, the number…
Near Death Experiences: Something Worth Dying For? »
A recent examination of near death experiences, or NDEs for short, found that NDEs are often very pleasurable for the…
Measuring Our Mortality: Activities Worth Dying For? »
We live in a dangerous world. To help quantify the risks people face, the measurement known as the micromort was…
Drugs: Killing Not Just Our Youth »
Although much of the anti-drug messages are aimed at the younger generation, data collected by the Center for Disease Control…
How Do We Kill? »
Interestingly, firing squads are not offered in any state as an option to the inmates (Oklahoma allows firing squads if…
Guns and Crime »
There has been a remarkable decline in the amount crime involving firearms. Homicides have seen a nearly 50% drop from…
Deadliest War in US History: Civil War »
Throughout US history, the Civil War has been the deadliest major conflict. It represents over 50 percent of US military…
Organ Donor Recipients by Age »
There were 28,051 people who received organ transplants in the U.S. in 2012. 43.3% of organ donor recipients were 50-64…
It's a TRAP! Abortion Restrictions Are Killer »
Legal-abortion is one of the safest medical procedures. Unsafe-abortions, however, are a leading cause of maternal-mortality, and primarily prevented through…
Top Five Causes of Death By Age Group: 2011 »
In 2011, for individuals aged 1-24 and 25-44 years old, accidents were the leading cause of death. This percent gradually…
A Situation Where Whites Are Disproportionately Dying »
Historically, suicide rates have steadily declined, though in recent years, this trend has reversed. White males constitute the vast majority…
Cancer Survival Rates Increasing, Still Room For Improvement »
While surviving certain cancers has become nearly assured, cancers of the pancreas, lung, esophagus, and liver have continued to kill…
Causes of Child Injury Deaths »
The leading cause of injury death among American children was motor vehicle related deaths (4,564 deaths). Poisoning deaths showed a…
Life Expectancy by Age »
This chart displays the life expectancy by current age of male and female Americans in 2010. If you are lucky…
Choosing Their Last Words Wisely »
Death is the end of all things, except perhaps one's legacy. When facing impending demise, what should a person say…
Death Is No Obstacle: Top Earning Deceased Celebrities »
Even in death, these celebrities are still raking in a paycheck. Micheal Jackson tops the list as the most financially…
Are We A Healthier, Safer World? »
Based on these statistics, the answer is no. Over the last decade, the leading cause of death around the world…
Gun Death and Ownership: A Clear International Correlation »
As the leader of the top ten developed countries with the most guns, the United States has twice the amount…
75% of Ebola Victims Have One Thing In Common »
They're all women. Liberia is one of the most affected countries in the recent Ebola outbreak. Structurally, women in Liberia…
Do We Live In An Increasingly Dangerous World? »
Despite what some foreign policy hawks might claim, the long term trends in data show an increasingly safer world. War…
Top Ten Countries: Life Expectancy »
These countries represent the ten countries with the highest life expectancies.
The Key to Living Longer: Positive Affect »
Higher levels of positive affect were significantly associated with a higher probability of survival in the five years following. They…
Think Twice Before You Take That Afternoon Nap »
A study found that napping is linked to a higher risk of death. This risk increases with the amount of…