Yearly trends in cause-specific age-adjusted mortality from 1999-2020 in Black and White Non-Hispanic Americans
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From 1999-2020, mortality disparities between Black and White Americans narrowed for cancer, HIV, and sepsis, but widened for heart disease and external causes, mirroring overall trends.
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From 1999 to 2020, disparities in all-cause age-adjusted mortality rates between Black and White Non-Hispanic Americans decreased then stagnated and increased. Consistent improvement in racial disparities were made for cancer, HIV, and sepsis regardless of all-cause trends. In contrast, conditions like heart disease and external causes of death mirrored the overall trends.
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