Take Part in my Survey

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

I want to know your perception of death risks compared with data from the CDC.

Without looking it up on google, out of the 19 risk factors, please choose the top 5 YOU think are the leading causes of death in the U.S.

I need as many of you to respond as possible, folks. I will tell you the actual answers in the end.

RISK ASSESSMENT SURVEY

TOP FIVE RISKS
RISK FACTORS - ANNUAL DEATHS IN THE U.S.

accidents (all kinds)

accidents (motor vehicles)

alcohol (directly related to alcohol use plus liver disease, but not motor vehicle accidents)

diabetes

Alzheimer's disease

influenza

kidney disease

cancer

anthrax

shark attack

fire

food poisoning

heart disease

respiratory diseases (including bronchitis and emphysema)

homicide

drowning

bacterial infection (septicemia)

stroke

suicide

[DaZahroJaam.]

most of the diseases are chronic so it can't be them. not drowning or shark attacks either..women are twice as prone to depression as men but men commit suicide 2 or 3 times more than women. suicide is mentioned but depression, not so it's either alcohol or all types of accidents.

[SiiNii]

cancer
heart disease
stroke
respiratory diseases (including bronchitis and emphysema)
alcohol (directly related to alcohol use plus liver disease, but not motor vehicle accidents)

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

most of the diseases are chronic so it can't be them. not drowning or shark attacks either..women are twice as prone to depression as men but men commit suicide 2 or 3 times more than women. suicide is mentioned but depression, not so it's either alcohol or all types of accidents.

Thank you, dearest. Lol.

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

cancer
heart disease
stroke
respiratory diseases (including bronchitis and emphysema)
alcohol (directly related to alcohol use plus liver disease, but not motor vehicle accidents)

Interesting answer. Thank you, SiiNii.

[Joey_Gladstonezai]

I want more of you to answer.

[Al Hanif]

heart disease

accidents (motor vehicles)

^ these two I am sure are the two first ones in that order

then

accidents (all kinds)

respiratory diseases (including bronchitis and emphysema)

bacterial infection (septicemia)

[Khostai]

old age
cancer
being stupid

[Kushan Prince]

Alcohol
Cancer
accidents
heart disease (Fat america)
Diabetes

[Badlun]

accidents (all kinds)

accidents (motor vehicles)

diabetes

heart disease

respiratory diseases (including bronchitis and emphysema)

[Admin Khan]

A)Suicide
B)Heart disease,
C)diabetes,
D)accidents(all kinds)
E) homicide

[khwazun]

1 - heart disease (based upon my knowledge of the average American's diet and lifestyle)
2 - diabetes (relative to the first)
3 - stroke
4 - alcohol
5 - cancer

[یاسمینه]

1. CVD
2. Cancer

[afghan]

the american lifestyle and mostly the food leads to haert diseases, must be the #1 cause of death. the second might be accidents. but not so sure.

[BarakzaiAbdali]

I broke it down like this: whats common that plagues most of our patients ranked, with the realization that in an ordered society like the US, disease states of the elderly and those that make it past 30 years of age are likely to see and probably kills off the baby boomers:

Heart disease
Cancer
Respiratory dz
Stroke

Then, the rest of the diseases dont kill you right away and accidental deaths is a broad category:

So the fifth is that, accidents