Ministry of Health (MOH) provides age-standardised mortality rates for major causes of death in Singapore: ischaemic heart disease, stroke, and cancer. Three CSV datasets split the indicators by condition for longitudinal public-health analysis. Epidemiologists and health planners can compare disease burdens on a consistent age-adjusted basis. This collection is a core Singapore open-data resource for mortality trends and non-communicable disease monitoring.
Age-standardised mortality rates for Ischaemic Heart Disease, Stroke and Cancer
Ministry of Health CSV of age-standardised mortality rates for stroke in Singapore from 1990 through 2019. Public-health analysts track long-run stroke mortality trends adjusted for population age structure.
Age-standardised mortality rate for ischaemic heart disease in Singapore, reported annually by the Ministry of Health from 1990 to 2019. Age standardisation removes the effect of a changing population age structure, so the series reflects the underlying trend in heart disease deaths over three decades. The CSV has one row per year with the corresponding IHD rate. Public health researchers, clinicians, and policymakers use it to evaluate the impact of cardiovascular prevention, screening, and treatment programmes.
Ministry of Health CSV of age-standardised mortality rates for cancer in Singapore from 1990 through 2019, with year and cancer rate fields. Public-health analysts track long-term cancer mortality trends on an age-standardised basis.