Countries with the highest alcohol-attributable death rates 2012

Published by A. Melkadze, Jul 5, 2019
This statistic shows the top ten countries with the highest alcohol-related mortality rates in 2012. Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Lithuania, and Russia made it to the top 5. Belarus was leading the ranking with roughly 35 percent of alcohol-attributable deaths in 2012.

Ranking of countries with the highest share of alcohol-related deaths in 2012*

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2019

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Belarus, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mongolia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela

Survey time period

2012

Supplementary notes

* Alcohol-attributable of all causes of deaths in both sexes.

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