Mortality in 1917 United States by major causes
The 1917 death toll across the continental United States shows 115,837 deaths from heart diseases, 112,82 from pneumonia, and 97,047 tuberculosis deaths, with notable rates per 100,000 population. Tuberculosis declined but rose slightly in 1917, while influenza reached its epidemic peak.
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