Below Profiles , choose County or State Data , then select Cause of Death . Another source is MICA , below Conditions select Deaths . In 1995, there were 158,061 deaths due to cerebrovascular disease in the United States. Over the past two decades, mortality rates have declined by 58 percent, but more work remains to be done. Increasing prevention efforts by focusing on controllable risk factors for cerebrovascular disease such as diet, hypertension, and smoking can be effective at reducing mortality from this condition.
Lifestyle modification is a cost efficient means of reducing cerebrovascular disease mortality.
Below Profiles , choose County or State Data , then select Cause of Death . Another source is MICA , below Conditions select Deaths . Below Profiles , choose County or State Data , then select Cause of Death . Another source is MICA , below Conditions select Deaths . Infant Mortality Infant mortality is the death of an infant in the first year of life.