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Deaths due to lack of vaccination

 

Number of global deaths due to lack of vaccination in 2002, by disease

Worldwide; WHO Source: WHO


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This statistic shows the number of deaths globally due to lack of vaccination, by disease. In 2002, 213,000 people died of tetanus worldwide.

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Health & Pharmaceuticals , Health System & Preventative Care
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Survey time period 2002
Object of investigation Deaths due to lack of vaccination
Region Worldwide
Macroregion Trans-Continental only (with GER)
Type distribution/proportion
Category other
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Release date 12 May 2009
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Tags diarrhea, Disease, Diseases, fatalities, fatality, leprosy, malaria, tropical diseases, vaccinate, vaccination, virus, worldwide
Top tags fatality, vaccination
Markets and sectors Health & Pharmaceuticals, Health System & Preventative Care
Further information * For these diseases, most states have mandatory vaccinations.
** For these diseases, licensed vaccines are available.
*** Less than 1,000 people died from this disease in 2002.
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