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Mortality Costs Attributable to Diabetes Deaths, United States, 2013 Dollars

Sex Age Group
(in years) 		Number of Deaths
Attributable to
Diabetes 		Work Productivity Cost
($ in Millions) 		Household Productivity
Cost ($ in Millions) 		Total Cost
($ in Millions)
Overall 18-44 6,860 8,729 1,922 10,651.1
45-64 109,670 54,779 21,411 76,189.1
65-74 84,730 5,213 9,018 14,230.6
75-84 39,000 1,113 1,113.4
Total 240,250 68,720 33,464 102,184.1
Males 18-44 5,120 7,291 1,255 8,545.7
45-64 68,310 41,653 11,802 53,454.7
65-74 46,820 3,877 4,351 8,228.3
75-84 18,160 510 509.7
Total 138,410 52,821 17,917 70,738.4
Females 18-44 1,740 1,438 668 2,105.4
45-64 41,360 13,126 9,608 22,734.4
65-74 37,910 1,336 4,667 6,002.3
75-84 20,840 604 603.6
Total 101,850 15,899 15,546 31,445.8

Data Sources: 2005-2013 National Health Interview Survey, 2013 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2013 CDC Wonder, Haddix, A. C., Teutsch, S. M., & Corso, P. S. (2003) "Prevention effectiveness: A guide to decision analysis and economic evaluation", National Vital Statistics Report (2014) "United States Life Tables, 2010".

Note: Numbers of deaths are rounded independently and may not add to totals. Work productivity costs of mortality are estimated for people ages 18-74 years old and assumed to be zero for 75+ years because of low labor force participation. Household productivity costs of mortality are calculated for people ages 18-84.

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