Alcohol-related diseases mortality before 65 years

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• Mainland Portugal
• Region
• Region and Gender

Mainland Portugal

Standardized death rate for alcohol-related diseases < 65 years/100,000 individuals

)Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
(a) Calculated by DGH for Mainland Portugal. Source: PNS 2004-2010, Vol. 1, pag. 60.
NA – Not available. Source: INE (2009).

 
(Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
(a) Calculated by DGH for Mainland Portugal. Source: PNS 2004-2010, Vol. 1, pag. 60.
NA – Not available. Source: INE (2009).

Standardized death rate for alcohol-related diseases before 65 years, in Portugal, decreased 10,9% between 2004 and 2006, but show an upward trend since 2006, more evident for males.

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Region

Standardized Death Rate for alcohol-related diseases < 65 years/100,000 individuals, by Region

(Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
(a) Calculated by DGH for Mainland Portugal. Source: PNS 2004-2010, Vol. 1, pag. 60.
NA – Not available. Source: INE (2009).

 
(Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
(a) Calculated by DGH for Mainland Portugal. Source: PNS 2004-2010, Vol. 1, pag. 60.
NA – Not available. (b) NUTS level 2. Source: INE (2009).

In 2008 standardized death rate for alcohol-related diseases before 65 years was above national average in Norte, Centro and Algarve.

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Region and Gender

Standardized Death Rate for alcohol-related diseases < 65 years/100,000 individuals, by Region and by gender

(Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
Source: INE (2009).

(Direct method: European standard population). ICD10: COO-C15, F10, I42.6, K70, K85-K86.0, X45.
(a) NUTS level 2. NA - Not available (Confidential data or other reason). Source: INE (2009).

In Portugal, standardized death rates for alcohol-related diseases for males before 65 years are far above female rates and the gap is growing. In fact, between 2004 and 2008 mortality by this cause registered a relative increase of 5,5% for males and a decrease of 13,9% for females.

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