V Foreword The British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency is pleased to present the 2005 Annual Report, the one hundred and thirty-fourth published since the establishment of the Division of Vital Statistics in[removed]The - Thirty-one - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	V Foreword The British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency is pleased to present the 2005 Annual Report, the one hundred and thirty-fourth published since the establishment of the Division of Vital Statistics in[removed]The Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-31 18:37:40 Open Document File Size: 3,71 MB Share Result on Facebook City Weight / Delivery / Month / COMMUNITY / Performed / Rates / Decedent / Sections / Status / Accidents / Female / Stillbirths / Disease / Mother / Gender / BIRTH / MORTALITY / Cause / DEATH / Age / DRUG / Births / Denomination / Residence / Diseases / Lung / Order / Marriages / / Country Canada / / MedicalCondition Nervous System Diseases / Cancer / HIV / Cerebrovascular Diseases / Cardiovascular Disease / MEDICALLY TREATABLE DISEASES / Malignant Neoplasm / Diabetes Mellitus / Deaths Due to HIV Disease / Deaths Due to Medically Treatable Diseases / Malignant Neoplasms / Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases / / Organization Health Authority / World Health Organization / British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency / Division of Vital Statistics / LOCAL HEALTH AREA / HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY AREA / AND HEALTH AUTHORITY / / Person Andrew K. McBride / / Position Chief Executive Officer / midwife / Contents I. GENERAL INFORMATION INTRODUCTION / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / SocialTag Health Human development Statistics Mortality rate Infant mortality British Columbia Stillbirth Demography Death Population

V Foreword The British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency is pleased to present the 2005 Annual Report, the one hundred and thirty-fourth published since the establishment of the Division of Vital Statistics in[removed]The Add to Reading List