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Original Articles

Trends, patterns, and determinants of regional mortality in Belarus, 1990–2007

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Pages 61-81 | Received 23 Mar 2011, Accepted 06 Feb 2012, Published online: 11 Oct 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1 Territorial division of Belarus: regions (oblast), districts (rayons), and cities

Source: www.diva-gis.org (base maps).

Figure 1  Territorial division of Belarus: regions (oblast), districts (rayons), and cities Source: www.diva-gis.org (base maps).

Table 1  Life expectancy (years) at birth by sex and its changes by region, Belarus 1990–2007

Figure 2 Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from main causes of death, both sexes by region, Belarus 1990–2007

Note: Death rates were standardized using the indirect method of standardization.

Source: Belstat Citation2009a.

Figure 2  Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from main causes of death, both sexes by region, Belarus 1990–2007 Note: Death rates were standardized using the indirect method of standardization. Source: Belstat Citation2009a.

Figure 3 Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from all causes of death by sex, Belarus 2003–07

Note: Quintile method of classification was used to produce these and the following maps.

Source: Belstat official unpublished data.

Figure 3  Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from all causes of death by sex, Belarus 2003–07 Note: Quintile method of classification was used to produce these and the following maps. Source: Belstat official unpublished data.

Figure 4 Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from main causes of death, both sexes, Belarus 2003–07

Source: As for .

Figure 4  Age-standardized death rates (per 100,000 population) from main causes of death, both sexes, Belarus 2003–07 Source: As for Figure 3.

Figure 5 Areas of Belarus contaminated with radionuclides Te-132 and I-132 in April–May 1986

Source: Zuravkov and Mironov Citation2005, cited in Yablokov et al. Citation2007.

Figure 5  Areas of Belarus contaminated with radionuclides Te-132 and I-132 in April–May 1986 Source: Zuravkov and Mironov Citation2005, cited in Yablokov et al. Citation2007.

Figure 6 LISA cluster maps of mortality from selected causes of death, both sexes, Belarus 2003–07

Note: Calculations were performed using GeoDa™; p=0.05, 9,999 permutations.

Source: As for .

Figure 6  LISA cluster maps of mortality from selected causes of death, both sexes, Belarus 2003–07 Note: Calculations were performed using GeoDa™; p=0.05, 9,999 permutations. Source: As for Figure 3.

Table 2  Description and summary statistics of variables predicting mortality at the oblast level, Belarus 1997–2007

Table 3  Multivariate analysis of factors associated with mortality from selected causes of death at ages 15–64 for males and females at the regional level, Belarus 1997–2007. (Panel regression model with fixed effects)

Appendix A. List of causes of death used in the analysis and their correspondence to the Soviet classification of 1988, abridged list of ICD-10 used in Belarus, and ICD-10

Appendix B. Summary statistics for the number of deaths by causes; ‘rayon’ level, 5-year period, Belarus 2003–07

Appendix C. Age-standardized death rates (SDRs) from selected causes of death by region and sex, Belarus 2005–07