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Epidemiological Analyses of Mortality and Morbidity Trends, 1980-2003

This study presents statistically significant mortality and morbidity analyses from 1980 to 2003, focusing on observed deaths, expected deaths, SMRs, and CI. Explore results by length of residence, latency period, and sub-area of residence as well as morbidity analyses by duration of exposure.

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Epidemiological Analyses of Mortality and Morbidity Trends, 1980-2003

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  1. Results of mortality analyses, 1980 – 2003 years (Observed deaths: Obs; expected deaths: exp; Standardized Mortality Ratios: SMR) * statistically significant (CI 95%)

  2. Results of mortality analyses by length of residence and latency period for selected causes, 1980 – 2003 years (Observed deaths: Obs; expected deaths: exp; Standardized Mortality Ratios: SMR) * statistically significant (CI 95%)

  3. Results of mortality analyses by sub-area of residence, 1980 – 2003 years (Observed deaths: Obs; expected deaths: exp; Standardized Mortality Ratios: SMR) * statistically significant (CI 95%)

  4. MORBIDITY ANALYSES , 1998 - 2003 YEARS * lower limit of 95% Confidential Interval > 100

  5. MORBIDITY ANALYSES BY DURATION OF EXPOSURE AND LATENCY, 1998-2003 YEARS * lower limit of 95% Confidential Interval > 100

  6. MORBIDITY ANALYSES BY DURATION OF EXPOSURE AND LATENCY, 1998-2003 YEARS * lower limit of 95% Confidential Interval > 100

  7. Results of morbidity analyses by sub-area of residence,1998 – 2003 years (Observed deaths: Obs; expected deaths: exp; Standardized Mortality Ratios: SMR) * lower limit of 95% Confidential Interval > 100

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