Road traffic crash deaths, age-standardized death rates (15+), per 100,000 population

The age-standardized death rate for these conditions is defined as the number of individuals in a given population who died from cancer, liver cirrhosis or road traffic crashes, respectively (codes according to ICD-10), during a calendar year. Death rates are age-standardized by the WHO standard population. Numerator: The total number of deaths from the respective condition as mentioned above during a calendar year, among the country's population. Denominator: Whenever available, population data as provided by the countries; in the absence of reported population data, the estimated population data prepared by the United Nations Population Division are used.