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Arias didn't publish any information on causes of death that could explain the life expectancy decrease in white women, but she said yet-unpublished data from the NCHS indicates that increases in deaths from accidents, unintentional injury (mainly from drug and alcohol poisoning), suicide, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis could have played a role in the decline.

In rural South Africa, Kahn et al. demonstrated significant increases in mortality for men and women, mainly due to the HIV epidemic, during the last decade of the 20th century, with life expectancy decreasing rapidly by 12 years in females and 14 years in males in a 10-year period (38).

Among men the partial life expectancy decreased by 0.9 years in the lowest income decile and increased by almost one year in the highest.

Consequently, the life expectancy decreased from 53 to 46 in Manhiça and from 42 years in 1997 to 38 in 2004 in Mozambique.

Table 4 shows that life expectancy decreased by over 10 years in those starting antiretroviral therapy with CD4 <200 compared3 compared with 200-350 cells/mm.

In the later groups, life expectancy decreased [ 1].

No-ART life expectancy decreased by 0.6 and ART life-expectancy decreased by 3.2.

As a result, the government this month began a $3 million advertising campaign focusing on its achievements and recently released statistics showing major gains in income and life expectancy and decreases in infant and maternal mortality.

From the early 1980s, life expectancy significantly decreased in 11 U.S. counties for men and in 180 counties for women (the majority of which were in poor areas and in the southern United States).

These higher income countries have a less steep increase in life expectancy, and the decrease in death rate has stalled or even reversed in recent years.

In Brazil, an increase in life expectancy and a decrease in the fertility rate have led to a significant aging population.