Andrew Huberman· PhD
so if you talk about true accidental deaths Automotive uh and falls and overdoses are the are the three that's basically what it comes down to
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so if you talk about true accidental deaths Automotive uh and falls and overdoses are the are the three that's basically what it comes down to
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unlike cardiovascular disease cancer Alzheimer's disease which are very aged dependent meaning the older you get the more the incidence goes up generally with cancer it actually comes down a little bit in the last decade accidental deaths are basically the same forever once you are reach the age of 10 so from 10 year olds to 20y olds and 80y olds to 90y olds they all have the same number of accidental deaths per year more or less what differs dramatically is the type of accident so in young people it is disproportionately sadly overdoses that are the Lion's Share followed by Automotive accidents in the oldest subset of the population it becomes almost entirely accidental Falls
in the oldest subset of the population it becomes almost entirely accidental falls
accidental deaths are basically the same forever once you are reached the age of 10 so from 10 year olds to 20 year olds and 80 year olds to 90 year olds they all have the same number of accidental deaths per year more or less
in young people it is disproportionately sadly overdoses that are the lion's share followed by automotive accidents