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Mortality Statistics > Adult osteomalacia (per capita) (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Puerto Rico: 0.511378 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 2   Moldova: 0.448934 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 3   Lithuania: 0.278009 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 4   Finland: 0.191461 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 5   Slovakia: 0.184128 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 6   Denmark: 0.184094 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 7   Austria: 0.122175 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 8   Hungary: 0.09993 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 9   Cuba: 0.088129 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 10   Chile: 0.0625743 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 11   Romania: 0.0447828 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 12   Korea, South: 0.0411176 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 13   Poland: 0.025935 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 14   Egypt: 0.0258045 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 15   Argentina: 0.0252921 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 16   Colombia: 0.0232807 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 17   Mexico: 0.0188319 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 18   United Kingdom: 0.0165451 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 19   United States: 0.0135257 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 20   Germany: 0.0121314 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 21   Brazil: 0.0107462 deaths per 1 million peo 
# 22   Japan: 0.00784825 deaths per 1 million peo 
Weighted average: 0.1 deaths per 1 million peo  



DEFINITION: Total for all ages and sexes. Database compiled January 2004. Total of figures for:

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NOTES: These statistics are derived from official causes of death detailed on certificates of death by each country. Rather than being a true indicator of the number of deaths attributed to a particular cause, mortality statistics reveal more about a particular country's reporting processes.

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