Infant mortality in Russia by main classes and specific causes
6489 children under one year of age died from all causes, and 44.927 per 10,000 live births is the total infant mortality rate in the country. Table rows are grouped by classes and individual causes of death, including infectious and parasitic diseases and intestinal infections. Two values are provided for each of the twenty-one positions: the total number of cases and the relative rate, allowing for an assessment of the contribution of each type of pathology to the overall structure of infant mortality during the current observation period
Table of infant mortality by classes and individual causes of death, including the number of deaths of children under 1 year of age and the rate per 10,000 live births
See also
- Number of births in Russia by year long time series by year
- Number of deaths in Russia by year long time series by year
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 21 series shown across 2 breakdowns. 42 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “total deaths from all causes” — 44.9; the smallest is “From certain infectious and parasitic diseases — of which meningitis, excluding meningitis associated with infectious and parasitic diseases” at 0.1. The gap between them is 449-fold.
All table numbers are series: 21
How to read this table
The differences between rows lie in the list of medical causes of death, allowing for a comparison of the impact of specific disease classes on the statistics. Both absolute figures, representing the total number of deaths, and relative data, calculated per 10,000 live births, can be compared. This level of detail helps identify the most significant factors in infant mortality by distinguishing general figures from infectious, parasitic, and other specific causes recorded in Rosstat reports
The same indicator in other breakdowns (2)
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Period and application
Data on the causes of infant mortality assist physicians, demographers, and healthcare specialists in assessing mortality structure. The statistics are presented without a breakdown by year, reflecting a current snapshot of the situation in the Russian Federation. Rosstat updates the data as information on natural population movement becomes available. Analyzing these indicators requires considering both absolute values and rates per 10,000 live births, enabling an accurate analysis of the health status of children in their first year of life
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