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But a high death rate, even for a year, can nevertheless be an indicator that a facility needs closer scrutiny.

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The result, among other things, has been more death: Just this past week, in fact, the CDC released data showing yet another jump in the overdose death rate, even though prescribing has continually fallen since 2012.

Last week, those keen to influence their medical fates received more ammunition: a study was published which compares mortality rates at hospital trusts across the country.The study, by Sir Brian Jarman of Imperial College, indicates a wide variation in death rates, even allowing for the different types of patients and conditions which individual hospitals treat.

Consequently, epidemics, when they occur, often cause high illness and death rates, even in adults (1, 2 ).

Critically ill patients with AKI face excessive death rates even in the early stages of AKI that cannot be reversed by RRT.

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In recent years China has claimed a falling death-rate even as coal production has risen (see chart).In this section Exile and the kingdom The pendulum swings against the pit To discourage the others Starry-eyed History wars ReprintsAn accident that killed more than 270 people at an iron-ore mine in Shanxi in September last year may have been the turning-point, or so provincial leaders hope.

Bruce Aylward, the WHO assistant director general who has been diverted from the campaign to end polio to fight the new threat, warned that the death rate is even higher than has been reported – at 70 per cent, not 50 per cent.

Bazzaz and Harper (1977) showed in flax that the leaf birth rate increased in less dense stands; however, as the death rate increased even more, life expectancy decreased.

If we assume that the observed effect is an adjuvant one of vitamin D on standard therapy in Hodgkin's lymphoma, the discrepancy in time between the curve for calcidiol and that for death rate is even larger since there is often a short delay between diagnosis and start of therapy.