Table 1.
Total alcohol-attributable deaths and age-standardised alcohol-attributable mortality rates (per 100,000) in France (2010) and Finland (2013) for men and women, ages 25–79.
Fig 1.
Age-specific alcohol-attributable mortality rates in Finland (2013) for men and women, ages 25–79.
Fig 2.
Age-specific alcohol-attributable mortality rates in France (2010) for men and women, ages 25–79.
Fig 3.
Cause-specific alcohol-attributable mortality rates in France (2010) and Finland (2013) for men, ages 25–79, by detailed methodab.
a. Preventive mortality (negative numbers) was excluded in the AF-GBD method (only for CVD diseases and among men): for France, the minimum rates at ages 30–59 were equal to -1.23/100,000; for Finland, the rates at ages 55–59, 70–74, and 75–79 were -2.80, -4.20, and -13.94 per 100,000, respectively.
b. Cause-specific death rates for the underlying + contributory approach for Finland were not available.
Fig 4.
Cause-specific alcohol-attributable mortality rates in France (2010) and Finland (2013) for women, ages 25–79, by detailed methodab.
a. Preventive mortality (negative numbers) was excluded in the AF-GBD method (only for CVD diseases and among men): for France, the minimum rates at ages 30–59 were equal to -1.23/100,000; for Finland, the rates at ages 55–59, 70–74, and 75–79 were -2.80, -4.20, and -13.94 per 100,000, respectively.
b. Cause-specific death rates for the underlying + contributory approach for Finland were not available.