{"main_topic":"health","sub_topic":"oasis","topic":"deaths_by_cause_georgia_rankable","key":"health/oasis/deaths_by_cause_georgia_rankable","version":"1.0.0","year_min":2000,"year_max":2025,"year_gaps":[],"update_frequency":"annual","detail_levels":["counties","states"],"default_detail":"counties","path_template":"health/deaths_by_cause_georgia_rankable/year={year}/{detail}.parquet","grain":["year","county_fips","tract_geoid","demographic","cause"],"title":"Deaths by Cause (Georgia Rankable Causes)","summary":"Age-adjusted and crude death rates and deaths by Georgia rankable cause (DPH's list: drug poisoning, crashes, falls, cancer sites and more), race and ethnicity, and sex, Georgia and its counties, 2000-2025 (DPH OASIS).","description":"Deaths of Georgia residents by underlying cause, grouped into OASIS's Georgia rankable causes: Georgia DPH's own list of 55 mutually exclusive categories, plus all_other_causes (deaths in none of them; our calculation) and the all-causes total. Georgia and each of its 159 counties, 2000-2025, overall, by race and ethnicity and by sex: the age-adjusted death rate per 100,000 (key metric), the crude death rate per 100,000, the number of deaths and the population. Use it for specific injuries and cancers: it splits them more finely than the national NCHS list (deaths_by_cause_nchs_rankable). Accidental poisoning (mostly drug overdoses; 1,944 Georgia deaths in 2024), motor vehicle crashes, falls, firearm accidents, drowning, fires and suffocation are each their own cause, where NCHS has one unintentional-injuries category; cancers come in 14 site groups. It has no heart disease or all-cancer total: heart failure and the cancer sites it does not list are in all_other_causes, so use the NCHS list for those and for comparisons with other states. The NCHS, Georgia Rankable and OASIS Detailed (deaths_by_cause_detailed) topics count the same deaths: never add across them.","explorer":true,"search_aliases":{"en":["overdose deaths","deaths from drugs","car crash deaths","drowning deaths","suicide deaths","cancer deaths by site","people dying","mortality by cause","death rates by cause","DPH cause list"],"es":["muertes por sobredosis","muertes por drogas","muertes por choques","muertes por ahogamiento","suicidio","defunciones por cáncer","mortalidad por causa","muerte por causa","lista de causas DPH"]},"source":"Georgia Department of Public Health, Office of Health Indicators for Planning (OHIP), OASIS Data Table Tool, Mortality (Georgia Rankable Causes); population: OASIS population module (Census Bureau estimates as OASIS publishes them)","source_url":"https://oasis.state.ga.us/dtt/mortality","endpoint":"/api/v1/health/deaths_by_cause_georgia_rankable","columns":[{"name":"year","type":"integer","role":"year","nullable":false,"label":"Year","short_description":"","description":"Calendar year of death, 2000-2025.","valid_values":null,"example":2024,"unit":null,"value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":null,"key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"county_fips","type":"string","role":"fk_county","nullable":true,"label":"County FIPS","short_description":"","description":"5-digit FIPS of the decedent's county of residence (FK to the counties dimension); NULL on Georgia's statewide row.","valid_values":null,"example":"13067","unit":null,"value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":null,"key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"tract_geoid","type":"string","role":"fk_tract","nullable":true,"label":"Tract GEOID","short_description":"","description":"Always NULL: state and county rows only.","valid_values":null,"example":null,"unit":null,"value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":null,"key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"demographic","type":"string","role":"fk_demographic","nullable":false,"label":"Demographic","short_description":"","description":"The group: all; race groups hispanic (any race) and non-Hispanic white, black, asian, native_american (American Indian or Alaska Native), pacific_islander (Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander) and multiracial, plus race_unknown (our calculation: all minus those seven; unknown ethnicity, or non-Hispanic of unknown race); gender male and female. The race groups add up to all (except in the county-years the race mask NULLs), and so do male and female.","valid_values":["all","asian","black","female","hispanic","male","multiracial","native_american","pacific_islander","race_unknown","white"],"example":"all","unit":null,"value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":null,"key_metric_grain_contributor":true,"metric_component":null},{"name":"cause","type":"string","role":"categorical","nullable":false,"label":"Cause","short_description":"Georgia rankable cause of death","description":"Underlying cause of death, the Georgia rankable categories (Georgia DPH's own list, finer than NCHS's for injuries and cancers) as OASIS lists them: septicemia, hiv_disease (HIV disease), tuberculosis, meningococcal_infection, covid_19 (virus identified; 0 before 2020), cancer_lip_oral_cavity_pharynx_esophagus, cancer_stomach, cancer_colon_rectum_anus, cancer_liver_and_bile_ducts, cancer_pancreas, cancer_trachea_bronchus_lung (lung cancer), melanoma_of_skin, cancer_breast, cancer_cervix_uterus_ovary, cancer_prostate_testis, cancer_bladder_kidney_renal_pelvis, cancer_brain_and_central_nervous_system, hodgkins_disease, leukemia, anemias, diabetes_mellitus, other_endocrine_nutritional_metabolic_diseases (OASIS's 'All Other' endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases: the chapter except diabetes), substance_use_disorders (mental and behavioral disorders due to psychoactive substance use, mostly alcohol use; not overdoses), other_mental_behavioral_disorders (the chapter's other disorders, mostly unspecified and vascular dementia), alzheimers_disease, parkinsons_disease, other_nervous_system_diseases (the nervous system chapter except Alzheimer's and Parkinson's), hypertension_and_hypertensive_heart_and_renal_disease (essential hypertension and hypertensive heart and renal disease; NCHS counts hypertensive heart disease in heart disease), rheumatic_fever_and_rheumatic_heart_diseases, ischemic_heart_and_vascular_disease (coronary heart disease, including heart attacks, plus atherosclerosis, aortic aneurysm and other arterial disease; Georgia's largest category every year except 2020 and 2021, when covid_19 was), cerebrovascular_disease (stroke), influenza, pneumonia, asthma, copd_except_asthma (COPD, chronic bronchitis and emphysema), alcoholic_liver_disease, other_chronic_liver_disease_and_cirrhosis (liver disease and cirrhosis not classed as alcoholic), nephritis_nephrotic_syndrome_and_nephrosis, infections_of_kidney, other_genitourinary_diseases (the genitourinary chapter except kidney disease and kidney infections), musculoskeletal_and_connective_tissue_diseases, perinatal_conditions (certain conditions originating in the perinatal period), congenital_malformations (congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities), sids (sudden infant death syndrome), motor_vehicle_crashes, falls, accidental_firearm_discharge, accidental_drowning, accidental_smoke_fire_and_flames, accidental_poisoning (accidental poisoning and exposure to noxious substances, mostly unintentional drug overdoses (DPH: 94% drugs, 4% alcohol)), suffocation, other_unintentional_injury (every other unintentional injury; with the seven before it, OASIS's unintentional injuries (a few deaths short of the NCHS list's total in four years; see limitations)), suicide (intentional self-harm, including drug suicides), homicide (assault), legal_intervention (injuries by law enforcement and legal executions). Plus all (every death: OASIS's 'All', shown as All Causes) and all_other_causes (deaths in none of the 55 categories; our calculation, all minus the 55). The categories never overlap, and with all_other_causes they add up to all. There is no heart disease or all-cancer category. Breast, cervix/uterus/ovary and prostate/testis cancer rates divide by both sexes except on the male and female rows. ICD-10 codes of each: https://oasis.state.ga.us/dtt/content/DefMort.html.","valid_values":["all","septicemia","hiv_disease","tuberculosis","meningococcal_infection","covid_19","cancer_lip_oral_cavity_pharynx_esophagus","cancer_stomach","cancer_colon_rectum_anus","cancer_liver_and_bile_ducts","cancer_pancreas","cancer_trachea_bronchus_lung","melanoma_of_skin","cancer_breast","cancer_cervix_uterus_ovary","cancer_prostate_testis","cancer_bladder_kidney_renal_pelvis","cancer_brain_and_central_nervous_system","hodgkins_disease","leukemia","anemias","diabetes_mellitus","other_endocrine_nutritional_metabolic_diseases","substance_use_disorders","other_mental_behavioral_disorders","alzheimers_disease","parkinsons_disease","other_nervous_system_diseases","hypertension_and_hypertensive_heart_and_renal_disease","rheumatic_fever_and_rheumatic_heart_diseases","ischemic_heart_and_vascular_disease","cerebrovascular_disease","influenza","pneumonia","asthma","copd_except_asthma","alcoholic_liver_disease","other_chronic_liver_disease_and_cirrhosis","nephritis_nephrotic_syndrome_and_nephrosis","infections_of_kidney","other_genitourinary_diseases","musculoskeletal_and_connective_tissue_diseases","perinatal_conditions","congenital_malformations","sids","motor_vehicle_crashes","falls","accidental_firearm_discharge","accidental_drowning","accidental_smoke_fire_and_flames","accidental_poisoning","suffocation","other_unintentional_injury","suicide","homicide","legal_intervention","all_other_causes"],"example":"all","unit":null,"value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":null,"key_metric_grain_contributor":true,"metric_component":null},{"name":"age_adjusted_death_rate_per_100k","type":"number","role":"metric","nullable":true,"label":"Age Adjusted Death Rate per 100k","short_description":"Deaths per 100,000 residents, adjusted for age","description":"OASIS's age-adjusted death rate per 100,000 residents of the place and group (weighted by the year 2000 U.S. standard million): the fair comparison across places, groups and years with different age mixes. Never add or average it across rows. 0 where the group had no deaths; NULL where it has no residents in the place (num_population 0). Georgia 2024, all causes: 762.2. The highest, 7,872.0 (all, multiracial, county 13267, 2008: 8 deaths), is preserved as published: a small group's rate on few deaths.","valid_values":null,"example":null,"unit":"rate_per_population","value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":"No rate: the population OASIS divides by is zero in one of the place and group's age groups, so a crude rate can exist where this one does not (code -2, 3,391 rows); the count exceeds the population OASIS divides by in one of the place and group's age groups (code -3, 16 rows); OASIS withholds rates based on 1-4 events (shown as * on OASIS) (code -5, 413,209 rows); no residents in the group (population 0) and no deaths, where OASIS shows 0: a rate on no population is undefined (our mask, 33,527 rows) (row counts are totals over all years). race_unknown rows never have one (there is no population for unknown race or ethnicity). all_other_causes rows are our residual of deaths only; OASIS publishes no rate for them. Never recompute a withheld rate from the counts. Also NULL on the race groups' rows (hispanic and the six non-Hispanic groups) of 52 county-years where race or ethnicity is unknown for more than 20% of the county-year's deaths (race_unknown / all on the topic's total): our mask, OASIS's own 20% threshold for missing items; the all, sex and race_unknown rows and the population are kept.","key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"death_rate_per_100k","type":"number","role":"metric","nullable":true,"label":"Death Rate per 100k","short_description":"","description":"OASIS's crude death rate: deaths per 100,000 residents of the place and group (num_deaths / num_population x 100,000). Combine places or groups as SUM(num_deaths) * 100000 / SUM(num_population) over the rows with a num_deaths (race rows the race mask NULLs left out). 0 where the group had no deaths; NULL where it has no residents in the place (num_population 0). Georgia 2024, all causes: 864.7.","valid_values":null,"example":null,"unit":"rate_per_population","value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":"No rate: the population OASIS divides by is zero (code -2, 17 rows); OASIS withholds rates based on 1-4 events (shown as * on OASIS) (code -5, 416,561 rows); no residents in the group (population 0) and no deaths, where OASIS shows 0: a rate on no population is undefined (our mask, 33,527 rows) (row counts are totals over all years). race_unknown rows never have one (there is no population for unknown race or ethnicity). all_other_causes rows are our residual of deaths only; OASIS publishes no rate for them. Also NULL on the race groups' rows (hispanic and the six non-Hispanic groups) of 52 county-years where race or ethnicity is unknown for more than 20% of the county-year's deaths (race_unknown / all on the topic's total): our mask, OASIS's own 20% threshold for missing items; the all, sex and race_unknown rows and the population are kept.","key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"num_deaths","type":"integer","role":"metric","nullable":true,"label":"Number Deaths","short_description":"","description":"Deaths of residents of the place and group whose underlying cause is in the category. OASIS publishes every count, however small; NULL only by the race mask. race_unknown and all_other_causes are our subtractions from OASIS's counts. Georgia 2024, all causes: 96,886.","valid_values":null,"example":null,"unit":"count","value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":"NULL on the race groups' rows (hispanic and the six non-Hispanic groups) of 52 county-years where race or ethnicity is unknown for more than 20% of the county-year's deaths (race_unknown / all on the topic's total): our mask, OASIS's own 20% threshold for missing items; the all, sex and race_unknown rows and the population are kept.","key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null},{"name":"num_population","type":"integer","role":"metric","nullable":true,"label":"Number Population","short_description":"","description":"OASIS's population of the place and group (all ages; OASIS's population module), the crude rate's denominator. The same on every cause row of a place and group, so never sum it across causes. 0 for a group with no residents in the place, whose rates are then NULL.","valid_values":null,"example":null,"unit":"count","value_min":null,"value_max":null,"null_meaning":"NULL only on race_unknown rows: OASIS has no population for unknown race or ethnicity.","key_metric_grain_contributor":false,"metric_component":null}],"key_metric":"age_adjusted_death_rate_per_100k","numeric_filter_columns":["age_adjusted_death_rate_per_100k","death_rate_per_100k","num_deaths","num_population"],"usage":"Compare counties, race groups or sexes, or follow a place over time, with age_adjusted_death_rate_per_100k: it removes differences in age mix, and never adds or averages across rows. To combine places or groups, add the counts of the rows that have one: SUM(num_deaths) * 100000 / SUM(num_population) over rows where num_deaths is not NULL is their crude death rate (pooled_rates), which equals death_rate_per_100k wherever OASIS publishes that rate. Never compute it for a single row: where OASIS withholds a rate (1-4 deaths), that would rebuild what OASIS withholds. Race rows the race mask NULLs (county-years with over 20% of deaths of unknown race or ethnicity) are left out of both sums, so a race group pooled over counties in those years is not Georgia's: use Georgia's own row. num_population repeats on every cause row: never sum it across causes. Rank leading causes within one place and year over the 55 categories, leaving out cause = 'all' and 'all_other_causes' (not one cause). For breast, cervix/uterus/ovary or prostate/testis cancer rates, pin demographic = 'female' or 'male'. Pin demographic = 'all' and cause = 'all' for totals. For all heart disease or all cancers use deaths_by_cause_nchs_rankable. The NCHS and Detailed topics count the same deaths: never add figures across them. Read directly with DuckDB over Parquet.","limitations":"Deaths by Georgia rankable cause and home county; the NCHS and Detailed topics count the same deaths: never add across them. OASIS withholds rates on 1-4 deaths (NULL). race_unknown and all_other_causes (deaths in no category) are our counts, with no rate. No heart disease or all-cancer total. Race groups are NULL in 52 county-years (2000-2006) with over 20% unknown race or ethnicity; small groups break before 2015, not trends. Sex-specific cancer rates on all and race rows divide by both sexes. Breast, cervix/uterus/ovary and prostate/testis cancer rates on the all and race rows are per 100,000 residents of both sexes (OASIS's rule), so they run well below the per-woman or per-man rates (Georgia 2024, age-adjusted: breast 11.5 on the all row against 20.4 on the female row; prostate and testis 8.7 against 20.8 on the male row): use the female or male row for those. all_other_causes counts the deaths in none of the 55 categories (Georgia 2024: 21,205). Compare with the age-adjusted rate, never by adding rates. Age-adjusted rates are OASIS's: weighted averages of age-specific rates with the year 2000 U.S. standard million as weights, so places and groups with different age mixes compare fairly; they never add or average across rows. OASIS publishes every count, however small, and withholds rates based on 1-4 events (NULL here); the platform adds no small-cell suppression of its own and never recomputes a withheld rate. A group with no residents in a place (num_population 0) has no rate (NULL): OASIS shows 0 there, but a rate on no population is undefined and would rank as the lowest (our mask; the count stays 0 unless the race mask NULLs it). 63% of rows with at least one death have no age-adjusted rate, mostly 1-4 deaths in small counties, small groups and rare causes. Race groups follow the platform convention from OASIS's race x ethnicity cross: hispanic is Hispanic of any race; white, black, asian, native_american (American Indian or Alaska Native), pacific_islander (Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander) and multiracial are non-Hispanic. race_unknown is our calculation, the total minus those seven (unknown ethnicity, or non-Hispanic of unknown race), so the race groups add up to all wherever the race mask (below) leaves them; it has no population and so no rate. Hispanic ethnicity is under-reported on death certificates, so hispanic counts and rates may be low. The smaller race groups' series break in ways that look like changes in how race was recorded, not in mortality (our reading): Georgia's multiracial deaths were 0-16 a year in 2000-2007, then 253 in 2008, 8 in 2009 and 325 in 2012; native_american's age-adjusted rate fell from 1,227.8 (2005) to 89.3 (2008); asian deaths went 404, 191, 417 in 2005-2007; and 1,027-1,960 deaths a year in 2000-2006 are race_unknown (mostly unknown ethnicity), against at most 371 since, so the non-Hispanic groups are undercounted then. Multiracial rates stay far below every other group's (Georgia 2024, all causes: 102.2 against 762.2 for all races), probably because death certificates record more than one race far less often than population estimates do (our reading): don't compare them with other groups, and don't read the small groups' changes before 2015 as trends. Where race or ethnicity is unknown for more than 20% of a place-year's deaths (race_unknown / all), the race groups' counts and rates for that place and year are NULL (our mask, OASIS's own 20% threshold for missing items): each group's count would miss its share of the unknowns, so its rate runs low and its trend follows the recording, not the group. The all, sex and race_unknown rows are kept, so the unknown share stays visible. It applies to 52 county-years (10 counties, 2000-2006, never Georgia), on every cause: in those years a race group's county deaths can add up to less than Georgia's race row, which counts every county. num_population is OASIS's own population (its population module) for the place, year and group, the denominator of every crude rate (num_deaths / num_population x 100,000 reproduces each published crude rate); the race groups' populations add to all, as do male and female. all_other_causes is all minus the 55 categories: 19% to 26% of Georgia's deaths a year, 2000-2025. It holds what the list leaves out: heart failure and other heart disease (beyond ischemic, hypertensive and rheumatic), ill-defined causes, most digestive and skin disease, cancer sites not listed, in situ and benign neoplasms, injuries of undetermined intent (including drug overdoses of undetermined intent), complications of medical care and pregnancy. Georgia's all_other_causes jumps for one year in 2008 (18,258), 2012 (17,979) and 2015 (19,719), about 1,100 to 2,000 deaths above the average of the years before and after: in OASIS's Detailed list (deaths_by_cause_detailed) the extra deaths are in none of its 15 cause groups, mostly ill-defined or unknown causes (ICD-10 R codes), probably deaths whose cause was still pending (our reading; OASIS documents no reason). For all heart disease or all cancers use the NCHS list's diseases_of_heart and malignant_neoplasms (deaths_by_cause_nchs_rankable); never sum this list's categories for them. The eight unintentional-injury categories (motor_vehicle_crashes through other_unintentional_injury) together cover unintentional injuries by OASIS's definitions; their Georgia total matches the NCHS list's unintentional_injuries except in 2006, 2008, 2009, 2013 (2009: 3,610 against 3,632), so OASIS's own figures differ slightly between the lists. accidental_poisoning excludes drug suicides (in suicide) and homicides (in homicide). hypertension_and_hypertensive_heart_and_renal_disease includes hypertensive heart disease, which NCHS counts in heart disease, and ischemic_heart_and_vascular_disease includes atherosclerosis and aortic aneurysm. covid_19 is 0 before 2020. Dementia deaths moved between causes in 2014-2016 (our reading: a change in how they were coded, not in how many people died): Georgia's alzheimers_disease nearly doubled, from 2,042 in 2013 to 4,017 in 2016, while other_mental_behavioral_disorders, mostly unspecified dementia, fell from 4,626 to 2,716, so their sum barely changed (6,668 and 6,733): don't read either series across 2014-2016 as a trend. From 2014 on, dementia deaths also moved into senile degeneration of the brain (G31.1, in other_nervous_system_diseases here, whose deaths rose from 1,215 in 2013 to 5,849 in 2025): 5 Georgia deaths in 2013, 3,947 in 2025 (dementia_deaths), while alzheimers_disease's age-adjusted death rate fell from 47.8 (2018) to 30.9 (2025) and unspecified dementia fell too; the three together held steady, so this is probably coding as well (our reading): don't read alzheimers_disease or other_nervous_system_diseases as a trend after 2013. Deaths are placed by county of residence as OASIS geocodes it, so about 4% land in a different county than in the federal NCHS files. 2025, the newest year, was added to OASIS on 2026-07-29; OASIS marks no year provisional. Counties add up to Georgia, except a race group's deaths in a year the race mask NULLs some of its county rows. 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