Global Prostate Malignant Neoplasms Mortality by Country

In a 2024 evaluation of prostate malignant neoplasm mortality across various countries, the United States leads with 34.75 thousand male deaths, exhibiting a year-on-year increase of 1.99%. Following are Brazil (16.46 thousand), Germany (16.07 thousand), and Japan (13.43 thousand), with respective increases of 1.12%, 1.44%, and 1.86%. The United Kingdom records 12.7 thousand deaths, up by 1.33%. Mexico and Peru show significant rise at 7.96 thousand (3.88%) and 4.46 thousand (21.95%) respectively. Conversely, Argentina has seen a decline of -1.46% to 3.54 thousand deaths.

Smaller nations like Luxembourg and Iceland report minimal numbers: 0.056 thousand and 0.062 thousand deaths, respectively. Bulgaria and South Korea show the highest increases on smaller bases at 2.88% and 4.37%. Switzerland and Argentina are notable for negative growth, at -0.45% and -1.46%.

For future trends, watch for technological advancements in healthcare potentially reducing mortality rates. Additionally, countries with significant year-on-year increases might implement stronger healthcare policies aimed at early detection and better management of prostate health.

Top countries in Prostate Malignant Neoplasms Mortality by Country

# 10 Countries Units (Male Deaths) Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 United States 34,750 2023 +2.09% +1.99% View data
2 2 Brazil 16,460 2023 +1.15% +1.12% View data
3 3 Germany 16,070 2023 +1.45% +1.44% View data
4 4 Japan 13,430 2023 +1.68% +1.86% View data
5 5 United Kingdom 12,700 2023 +1.09% +1.33% View data
6 6 Mexico 7,960 2023 +2.87% +3.88% View data
7 7 Poland 6,180 2023 +2.34% +2.07% View data
8 8 Spain 5,940 2023 +0.35% +0.33% View data
9 9 Canada 4,680 2023 +1.14% +1.66% View data
10 10 Peru 4,460 2023 +15.53% +21.95% View data

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