This chart describes ranking of selected risk factors. Specifically, ten leading risk factor
causes of death by income group for the year 2004. Categories include high blood pressure.
This charts describes the leading causes of death according to income group in 2004. The groups
include the overall causes of death in the world, high-income countries' leading causes of
death, middle-income countries' leading causes, and low-income countries' causes. High and
middle income countries seem to have a higher percentage of deaths in things they can prevent,
such as tobacco use, compared to low income countries that down have the money to prevent
these things, such as childhood underweight.
This appears to be a 2004 list of the most common causes of death, organized by income group
and country. It contains information such as the most common risk factors per country and
the country's average income level.
This is a table of 10 leading risk factors causes of death grouped by income in 2004. High
blood pressure was the top risk factor of death in the world. Childhood underweight was the
top factor for low-income countries. In middle income countries, high blood pressure was the
top risk factor. In high income countries, tobacco use was the leading factor.
This information chart lets us know that we are all going to die; from low fruit and vegetable
intake to unsafe sex, chances are you are doing something on this list that is endangering
your health.
This chart describes ranking of selected risk factors. Specifically the ten leading risk factor
causes of death by income group for the year 2004. Categories include high blood pressure.
This table show the risk factors of the leading causes of death by income groups. High blood
pressure and tobacco use are the leading risk factors in the world. childhood underweight,
high blood pressure, and unprotected sex are the leading cause in low income families. Whereas
obesity is a leading cause in the middle and upper classes.
This chart shows the leading cause of death alongside the income level for the world, low
income, middle income, and high income countries. The poorest countries die the most from
childhood underweight. The middle class is the same as the average world most common death
which is high blood pressure. In high income countries the number one cause of death is tobacco
use.
This chart shows which risk factors in the cause of death. The chart is broken into different
categories by location and age. The different risks are calculated by how many deaths and
the percentage total.
Table 1 ranks selected risk factors to the 10 leading causes of death by income group in 2004.
High blood pressure caused 7.5 million deaths or 12.8 percent.
The figure presented is titled ranking of selected risk factors: 10 leading risk factors of
causes of death by income group, 2004. The figure has data on risk factors.
This is a graph of the possible deaths attributed to a wide variety of causes and illnesses
that can attribute to ones death. This is broken down by age, economic group, and gender.
A 2004 infographic chart of rankings of selected risk factors for death, the top 10 causes
of death my income group. High blood pressure, tobacco use and high blood sugar are top
This chart ranks selected risk factors: leading risk factor causes of death by income group
(2004) For instance: In the world, high blood pressure is ranked at the top of the list with
7.5 million deaths (12.8% of total). For low-income countries, childhood underweight is at
the top at 2.0 million deaths (7.8% of total). For middle-income countries, high blood pressure
is highest with 4.2 million deaths (17.2%). For high income countries, 1.5 million deaths
result from tobacco use (17.9% of total).
