Here are the top ten causes of death in India, which I had provided before on
Goanet:
Ischemic heart disease - 15% of all deaths
Lower respiratory infections - 11% of all deaths
Cerebrovascular disease - 7% of all deaths
Perinatal conditions - 7% of all deaths
Chronic obstructive pulmonary
Here's a report which mentions figures for women in Goa:
Apparently, the top killers that strike women, in Goa, nowadays are:
Diabetes, hypertension and cancer. Another ailment that is a close
contender is depression, faced by many but admitted by few…
--- On Thu, 11/19/09, Frederick Noronha fredericknoro...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's a report which mentions
figures for women in Goa:
Apparently, the top killers that strike women, in Goa,
nowadays are:
Diabetes, hypertension and cancer. Another ailment that is
a close
contender is
--- On Tue, 11/17/09, Peter F. Borges petervision2...@yahoo.com wrote:
17 November 2009 PANAJI: HIV/AIDS,
tuberculosis, road accidents, breast cancer and depression
have been listed among the top ten killers of Goans by 2050,
as per a study conducted by the Goa Institute of Management
(GIM)
17 November 2009 PANAJI: HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, road accidents, breast cancer
and depression have been listed among the top ten killers of Goans by 2050, as
per a study conducted by the Goa Institute of Management (GIM) student Ashish
Kumar.
The study results were presented at a recent
What kind of study is this? Is he simply extrapolating over the next 40 years
from current rates? No mortality rates have been given for AIDS, Tuberculosis,
breast cancer and depression, even though he claims they will be the biggest
killers in 2050. Does he assume that the mortality rate will
