EPISODE · Aug 15, 2022 · 23 MIN
Looking at Recent Mortality Increases -- and Expectations for the Future
from STUMP - Death and Taxes · host Mary Pat Campbell
Looking at where the highest relative increases occurred in mortality in 2021 in the U.S. (age 40-44), the causes that drove it (different for different age groups), and thinking about how that may influence future mortality trends.STUMP - Meep on public finance, pensions, mortality and more is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Related LinksKey graph of relative change in mortalityGen X Trend:Millennial Trend:Links to posts on key causes of death and their trendsSuicideSuicide: Trends, 1968-2020, and Provisional Counts Through June 2021 – this one had only one standalone post, but I’m not done with this topic yet.Mortality Nuggets: Videos on Suicide Rate Trends, Society of Actuaries Report, and Fixing Their Graph — there are a variety of mortality trends covered in video form here, and suicide rate trends are in the first video.HomicideHomicide: Trends, 1968-2020, and Provisional Counts Through June 2021The Geography of Homicide — States, Base Rates, Increases, and CorrelationsMotor vehicle accidentsMotor Vehicle Accident Deaths: High-Level Trends, 1968-2020, Part 1Motor Vehicle Accident Deaths, Part 2: Age-Related Trends with Provisional Results in 2021Motor Vehicle Accident Deaths, Part 3: Geographical Differences, 2019 vs 2020Drug overdose deathsDrug Overdoses, Part 1: High-Level Trends, 1999-2020Drug Overdose Deaths, Part 2: U.S. Age-Related Trends 1999-2020 with Provisional Results in 2021Drug Overdose Deaths, Part 3: Geographical Differences for 2019 and 2020Alcohol-related deathsPart 1: Dead is dead: Increased Alcohol-Related Deaths, U.S., 2020-2021Part 2: Alcohol-related deaths, part 2: Geographical Differences for 2019 and 2020As a reminder, I have a Mortality with Meep category, if you want to only look at mortality-related posts (I do write about other things, like public finance). Get full access to STUMP - Meep on public finance, pensions, mortality and more at marypatcampbell.substack.com/subscribe
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