CDC has every death certificate, although they only let you look at aggregated information.
Oh wow, a highly motivated person can do significant original mortality research via their online tool. You can generate cause of death graphs for almost any sort of cohort you might care about.
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CDC has every death certificate, although they only let you look at aggregated information.
Oh wow, a highly motivated person can do significant original mortality research via their online tool. You can generate cause of death graphs for almost any sort of cohort you might care about.