The ten most dangerous causes of death in the world

• car Accidents

The tenth leading cause of death in the world is not related to diseases, but rather is related to traffic accidents. According to WHO statistics, about one million and 200,000 people die every year due to traffic accidents.

• Diabetes
  

Diabetes causes an abnormally high blood sugar concentration, due to insulin hormone deficiency, or decreased tissue sensitivity to insulin. Diabetes causes serious symptoms in the body, such as high blood pressure and heart and kidney disease. Every year more than one million and 200 thousand 

people die of diabetes.

• Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis or tuberculosis is an infectious disease that mostly affects the lung, and is transmitted easily through the saliva of infected patients. The number of people infected with tuberculosis is decreasing after the discovery of antibiotics: it still causes the deaths of more than one million and 300 thousand people annually.

• Lung Cancer

With lung cancer ranked seventh in the causes of human death, and about 1.4 million people die of lung cancer annually, according to statistics of the World Health Organization. And smoking is one of the most important reasons that increase the possibility of infection.

• AIDS

AIDS continues to cause major deaths in the world despite great awareness of its risks and ways to avoid transmission. And AIDS victims in the world reached about one and a half million annually.

• diarrhea

It may seem strange that diarrheal disease is classified in the list of the most serious diseases and causes leading to human death, but the statistics of the World Health Organization indicated that about three million people died of diarrhea and its consequences. This is due to the fact that some serious diseases cause chronic killer diarrhea, such as cholera, typhoid and stomach diseases.

• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

It is a disease that affects the human lungs and causes obstruction of the airways, lack of air flow and deficiency of lung function. Smoking is the main cause of this disease. And annually more than 3 million and 280 thousand people die of this disease.

• Respiratory diseases

With respiratory diseases ranked third in the world. Respiratory illnesses include asthma, measles, severe colds, bronchitis and allergies. These diseases can be treated mostly, but they still kill the lives of millions in the world, and the number of victims of respiratory diseases reaches about 3 and a half million people.

• brain attack

Stroke or stroke is the second leading cause of death in the world, and more than 6 million people die each year from brain diseases. And stroke is not only one of the most common causes of death, but one of the most dangerous. A stroke occurs when oxygen is reduced in the brain. Symptoms include dizziness, headache, loss of vision, and great headache.

• Heart diseases

Angina, blockage of blood vessels, cardiomyopathy and high blood pressure are among the killers of human heart diseases, if not treated quickly. And heart disease was the number one cause of human death in the world, according to WHO statistics, and these diseases kill more than 8 million a year.