COVID-19 Falls to No. 10
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•COVID-19 falls to No. 10 cause of death in US
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COVID-19 falls to No. 10 cause of death in US U.S. death rates fell last year for all age groups compared with 2022 .
The leading causes of death were heart disease, cancer and a category of injuries that includes gun deaths and drug overdoses.
Death rates by race and ethnicity were down for all groups, though disparities remain.
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