Have you ever wondered what people all over the world die from? If so, this data visualization dashboard will be extremely valuable to you.

This dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of the leading causes of death across the globe, from 1990 to 2019. It includes data on the top 10 causes of death, top 10 causes of death in Africa, top 10 countries by number of deaths, percentage change in death rate by year, total death by continent, region, and country, yearly trend of death all over the world (which can also be viewed by country), yearly trend of death in Africa (which can also be viewed by diseases), yearly trend of death in Nigeria (which can also be viewed by diseases), and a heatmap showing death all over the world.

One really interesting thing that this data shows is that there were no deaths from malaria in 7 African countries between 1990 and 2019: Egypt, Lesotho, Libya, Mauritius, Morocco, Seychelles, and Tunisia. This is a significant achievement, and it is a testament to the progress that has been made in combating this deadly disease.

This dashboard can be used by a variety of stakeholders, including public health officials, researchers, policymakers, and journalists. It can be used to identify trends in mortality, track the progress of public health interventions, and inform decision-making about how to reduce the burden of death worldwide.

Here are some specific examples of how this dashboard can be used:

Public health officials can use this dashboard to track the progress of their disease prevention and control programs. For example, they can see how the number of deaths from a particular disease is changing over time, and they can identify areas where they need to focus their efforts.

Researchers can use this dashboard to identify new risk factors for death and to study the impact of different interventions on mortality. For example, they can look at the relationship between socioeconomic status and death rates, or they can study the impact of a new vaccine on the number of deaths from a particular disease.

Policymakers can use this dashboard to develop and implement evidence-based policies to reduce the burden of death. For example, they can use the data to identify the most common causes of death in their population and to develop policies to address those causes.

Journalists can use this dashboard to create informative and engaging stories about the leading causes of death around the world. For example, they could write an article about the progress that has been made in reducing malaria deaths in Africa, or they could write a piece about the impact of COVID-19 on mortality rates worldwide.