Table 2

Daily mortality in the 20 cities in the United States, between 1989 and 2000

City	All-cause*		Respiratory disease†	Heart disease†	Stroke†
City	Total deaths	Deaths/100000‡	Respiratory disease†	Heart disease†	Stroke†
*Primary cause of death from injuries was excluded (see text for reference).
†Percentage of all-cause mortality.
‡Numbers represent average annual mortality per 100,000.
Birmingham, Alabama	41398	1401	9	32	8
Boulder, Colorado	9551	441	12	31	8
Canton, Ohio	34061	1055	11	35	7
Chicago, Illinois	534793	921	9	36	6
Cincinnati, Ohio	82455	1136	10	33	7
Cleveland, Ohio	188434	1192	8	38	6
Colorado Springs, Colorado	17518	508	14	28	9
Columbus, Ohio	33472	886	8	34	6
Denver, Colorado	41313	1049	13	29	7
Detroit, Michigan	213352	1024	8	39	6
Honolulu, Hawaii	17255	663	10	32	10
Minneapolis, Minnesota	155078	1265	10	27	8
Nashville, Tennessee	64187	1254	10	33	8
New Haven, Connecticut	94502	1019	10	35	6
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	169098	1387	9	37	7
Provo, Utah	15289	392	11	31	9
Seattle, Washington	101626	709	11	31	8
Salt Lake City, Utah	54825	579	10	28	7
Terra Haute, Indiana	5035	1352	9	37	8
Youngstown, Ohio	23064	1122	8	38	8