Over the decade, there were 2,255 drug deaths, of which the Scottish newspapers reported 546.
She continued: "Shipman's 'nonviolent' killing seems almost more incredible than the violent deaths of which we hear.
"It shows that the whole medical file is needed to understand the deaths of which my client has been falsely accused".
Indoor air pollution led to 4.3 million deaths, of which 34% were caused by strokes, 26% heart diseases and 12% respiratory disease in children.
The investigation unearthed information on perpetrators in just 294 of the 448 deaths, of which 54 were identified as police or military units.
As a result, ozone-related deaths, of which there are about 1,500 a year in the UK, could rise by 50percentnt over the next decade.
There are no reliable mortality statistics about the mining and associated processes, according to Dr Ignacio Gonzalez Casasnovas, an expert on the social history of Potosí, "but we would estimate the toll to be much less than the 8 million deaths of which Galeano spoke".
The causative organism was identified for 103 (81%) of the infectious disease deaths, of which 60 (58.3%) were notifiable conditions in New Mexico.
Worldwide, in 1995, contaminated water and food caused more than 3 millions deaths, of which more than 80%% were among children under age 5 (WHO 1996).
Every year, seasonal influenza causes several hundred million cases and 250,000 to 500,000 deaths, of which 90 million cases and 28,000 to 111,500 deaths occur in children (1, 2).
And these numbers are cited only after a discussion of buprenorphine-related deaths, of which there were 167 over nine years.
