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The image depicts the ten leading causes of death in females aged 0-9 by country income group
in 2004. Income groups include: World, Low-income countries, Middle-income countries, and
High-income countries. Rankings in individual groups include: Lower respiratory infections,
Diarrhoeal disease, prematurity and low birth weight, neonatal infections, birth asphyxia
and birth trauma, malaria, measles, congenital anomalies, HIV/AIDS, and pertussis. Source
is World Health Organization.
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This chart depicts the number of deaths in females aged 0 to 9 years in 2004 for high, middle
and low income countries as well as a composite for the entire world. The causes are ranked
with numbers per 100,000 and percentage.
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The caption for this graph is, "Ten leading causes of death in females aged 0-9 years old
by country income group, 2004". The graphic displays four squares of different colors. The
heading for these four quadrants are: World, Low income countries, Middle income countries,
and High income countries. Each of these squares then list the specifics regarding the top
ten causes of deaths for the females in those areas.
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The chart explains the top ten causes of death in females ages 0 through 9 by country income
in 2004. Lower respiratory infections were the leading cause of death worldwide, as well
as low income countries. In middle income countries, prematurity and low birth weight was
the cause of more deaths. In high income countries, congenital anomalies was the reason for
more deaths than any other reason.
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This graphc shows the ten leading causes of deaths of females ages 0-9 based on country income
group in 2004. In the World, lower respiratory infection is the number one cause of death;
this is true in low income countries, too. In middle income countries, premature births and
low birth weight are the number one cause of deaths for this group; in high income countries,
congenital anomalies are the leading cause of deaths.
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This chart gives the ten leading causes of death in females aged 0 to 9 years by country income
group in 2004. Globally, the leading cause of death is lower respiratory infections, where
in high-income countries it is congenital anomalies.
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This chart describes ten leading causes of death in female aged 0-9 years old by country income
group, for the year 2004. The chart id divided between world and low income countries.
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The following chart lists the top ten reasons for death for females aged 0-9 years. It is
broken down by Low Income Countries, High Income Countries, Middle income countries and than
the just the rest of the world.
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This chart describes and depicts the ten biggest leading causes of death in women age zero
to age nine in a multitude of different countries incomes groups on the planet.
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The chart shows the ten leading causes of death in females between the ages of 0 and 9 by
country and income group. Lower respiration infection seems to be at or near the top of the
three lower income categories, but is much lower in the upper income category. This makes
sense because families in that area can afford the top medical care available.
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This image provides a report showing for groups of results dealing with the ten leading causes
of death. Within each of the four results, we can see the Rank and Cause for each section.
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In the graph to the left it is depicting the ten most common types of deaths for ages 0-9
throughout the world. It has a breakdown of socioeconomic class from low, mid and high income
to help individuals get a better grasp of the causes of death by family circumstance.
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Chart describes the top ten leading issues of death in females aged 0-9 years by various income
levels ie:(low, middle & high income). Causes of death include Lower respitory infections,
diarheal diseases prematurity & low birth weight, neonatal infections, Birth asphyxiation,
malaria, measles, congenital heart failure,hiv/Aids, Pertussis & meningitis.
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The article shows ten leading causes of death in females ageing from 0-9 years of age by country
income group in 2004. In the world lower respiratory infections ranks the highest.
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