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• W2032949765 abstract "BackgroundGlobal Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study 2010 results show continued limitations of data quality and availability in most of the African region. Focused efforts in South Africa, however, have contributed to improved completeness and availability of mortality data, such that South Africa is currently undertaking a second National Burden of Disease Study. Mortality estimates have been developed nationally and for the nine provinces for 1997–2009.MethodsVital registration data obtained for 1997–2009 were adjusted for completeness using indirect demographic techniques. A regression approach was used to identify misclassified AIDS deaths, and garbage codes were proportionally redistributed by age, sex, and population group. Injury deaths were estimated from additional data sources. Age-standardised mortality rate (ASMR) trends for the nine provinces were calculated using ASSA 2008 population estimates and the WHO age standard.FindingsAll-cause mortality peaked in 2006 and thereafter started to decline. ASMRs showed a two-fold difference between the highest-affected and lowest-affected provinces for the 1997–2009 period. ASMR from HIV/AIDS increased threefold since 1997 with provincial variation, while mortality from non-HIV-related tuberculosis declined. Mortality rates from non-communicable diseases decreased over the period nationally but increased for some provinces and remained stable for others as a result of differing trends in hypertensive heart disease and respiratory diseases. Nationally, preliminary analyses for 2009 show that HIV/AIDS was responsible for the highest number of deaths (31·2%; n=194 322 of 622 300 deaths), followed by cerebrovascular disease (6·2%; n=38 666), tuberculosis (5·4%; n=33 375), lower respiratory infections (5·2%; n=32 568), and ischaemic heart disease (4·4%; n=27 688). However, tuberculosis and interpersonal violence ranked among the top five causes for males, while hypertensive heart disease and ischaemic heart disease featured for females.InterpretationThe downward trend in HIV/AIDS mortality can be attributed to the extensive antiretroviral treatment rollout since 2005. Differential provincial mortality trends reflect the different stages of epidemiological transition and differential health services in the provinces, providing relevant information for policy makers to address inequalities.FundingSouth African Medical Research Council." @default.
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• W2032949765 title "Second National Burden of Disease Study South Africa: national and subnational mortality trends, 1997–2009" @default.
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