Cause of Death data is available for individual World Bank Regions (WBR). Namely, ourworldindata.com offers data corresponding to the number of death associated with the most common causes of death that are open access under the Creative Commons BY license.

This data (number of death per region) can be divided by the individual regions' populations to obtain the rates of death in different regions. The rates for the different regions can than be compared against their mean to obtain a percent variation from the world death rate, which is what the app provides by default. This percent variation from the mean can then be applied to the RISK and RATE of DEATH.

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The AGE of DEATH associated with the different causes of death which is currently being used in the app corresponds to a world wide averages. In reality, age of death from different conditions is significantly different between world regions. Unfortunately, data related to the age of death associated with individual causes of death in the different world region is not available. Nevertheless, data related to life expectancy in each of the world bank regions is available for download on their website: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN

I suggest to use the data available from worldbank.org to compute a longevity percent variation from the mean for each world bank region. Those percent variation form the mean can then be applied to the AGE of DEATH associated with every causes of death.

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