Social vulnerability and its possible relation to the principal causes of morbidity and mortality in the Mexican state of Oaxaca

Table 1 Health status of Oaxaca

	Morbidity			Mortality
	Women	Men	Total	Women	Men	Risk Factors commonly associated to diseases
1	Acute respiratory infections	Acute respiratory infections	Acute respiratory infections	Diabetes	Diabetes	Hyperglycaemia
2	Urinary tract infections	Intestinal infections by other organisms and some poorly defined	Intestinal infections by other organisms and some poorly defined	Ischemic heart	Ischemic heart	Bad dietary habits
3	Intestinal infections by other organisms and some poorly defined	Urinary tract infections	Urinary tract infections	Cerebrovascular diseases	Cirrhosis	Overweight and obesity
4	Gastric ulcers and duodenitis	Conjunctivitis	Gastric ulcers and duodenitis	Hypertensive disease	Homicides	Consumption of alcohol and drugs
5	Acute vulvovaginitis	Gastric ulcers and duodaenitis	Conjunctivitis	Malnutrition	Cerebrovascular diseases	Arterial hypertension
6	Conjunctivitis	Acute otitis media	Acute otitis media	Chronic respiratory diseases	Hypertensive disease	Low glomerular filtration
7	Acute otitis media	Gingivitis and periodontal diseases	Gingivitis and periodontal diseases	Cirrhosis	Traffic accidents	Malnutrition
8	Gingivitis and periodontal diseases	Intestinal amoebiasis	Acute vulvovaginitis	Acute respiratory infections	Chronic respiratory diseases	High cholesterol
9	Intestinal Amoebiasis	Febrile syndrome	Intestinal Amoebiasis	Renal insufficiency	Acute respiratory infections	Low physical activity
10	Febrile syndrome	Pharyngitis, streptococcal tonsillitis	Febrile syndrome	Congenital	Malnutrition	Smoking

Data from the Informe de Salud de los Mexicanos 2015. Principle causes of morbidity and mortality in Oaxacans

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