The rendered circular representations depict the information about the fatality rate of six infectious diseases and deaths occurred by these diseases in Canada in 1900 and 1930.
Overall, deaths caused by typhoid and diarrhoea drop down while deaths with other diseases inclined with the passage of time.
Having a cursory glance on a chart, it is clear that in the beginning of the 20th century the highest percentage of mortality rate was recorded with 37% due to typhoid disease, however, the rate of demise due to this disease decline with 13% after three decades. Furthermore, the second highest fatality rate caused by the disease was via diarrhea and Scarlet fever with 29% and 12% respectively. Nevertheless, percentum of loss of life due to these two diseases was declined with minor differences after 30 years.
After analyzing the remaining data, the percentile of passed away canadians due to whooping cough was just 11% in 1900 while rate shows minor incline of 4% in 1930. Similarly, mortality rate of natives of Canada was less due to measles and other diseases before three decades however in 1930 the ratio of deaths due to measles was increased with 3% only whereas, in case of other diseases drastic incline of fatality rate was recorded in 1930.
The rendered circular representations depict the information about the fatality
rate
of six infectious
diseases
and deaths occurred by these
diseases
in Canada in 1900 and 1930.
Overall
, deaths caused by typhoid and
diarrhoea
drop down
while deaths with other
diseases
inclined with the passage of time.
Having a cursory glance on a chart, it is
clear
that in the beginning of the 20th century the highest percentage of mortality
rate
was recorded
with 37%
due
to typhoid
disease
,
however
, the
rate
of demise
due
to this
disease
decline with 13% after three decades.
Furthermore
, the second highest fatality
rate
caused by the
disease
was via diarrhea and Scarlet fever with 29% and 12%
respectively
.
Nevertheless
,
percentum
of loss of life
due
to these two
diseases
was declined
with minor differences after 30 years.
After analyzing the remaining data, the percentile of passed away
canadians
due
to whooping cough was
just
11% in 1900 while
rate
shows
minor incline of 4% in 1930.
Similarly
, mortality
rate
of natives of Canada was less
due
to measles and other
diseases
before
three decades
however
in 1930 the ratio of deaths
due
to measles
was increased
with 3%
only
whereas, in case of other
diseases
drastic incline of fatality
rate
was recorded
in 1930.