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. 2025 Aug 7;10:e78001. doi: 10.2196/78001

Table 1. Annual percent change in age-adjusted mortality rates per 1,000,000 for diabetes mellitus– and pneumonia-related deaths among older adults in the United States, 1999-2022.

Year interval Annual percent change (95% CI)
Overall
 1999‐2016 −4.68a (−9.06 to −2.04)
 2016‐2022 23.56a (11.60 to 55.41)
Men
 1999‐2016 −4.78a (−9.47 to −1.93)
 2016‐2022 24.89a (12.54 to 57.56)
Women
 1999‐2017 −4.30a (−8.08 to −1.96)
 2017‐2022 27.61a (11.63 to 68.61)
Young age
 1999‐2017 0.92 (−8.91 to 5.42)
 2017‐2022 40.34a (15.99 to 124.26)
Middle age
 1999‐2016 −2.34 (−10.49 to 2.44)
 2016‐2022 35.78a (17.83 to 93.68)
Old age
 1999‐2016 −5.16a (−8.76 to −2.95)
 2016‐2022 20.01a (9.84 to 46.03)
NHb White
 1999‐2017 −4.59a (−7.22 to −2.78)
 2017‐2022 25.25a (12.68 to 53.96)
NH American Indian or Alaska Native
 1999‐2016 −3.18 (−11.92 to 1.59)
 2016‐2022 29.34a (13.82 to 72.43)
NH Black or African American
 1999‐2016 −4.86a (−11.21 to −1.50)
 2016‐2022 25.28a (10.59 to 64.76)
Hispanic or Latino
 1999‐2016 −3.75 (−18.13 to 2.64)
 2016‐2022 32.28a (11.98 to 96.77)
NH Asian or Pacific Islander
 1999‐2016 −5.17a (−11.18 to −1.49)
 2016‐2022 20.37a (8.38 to 52.55)
Nonmetropolitan areas
 1999‐2018 −3.87a (−5.35 to −2.74)
 2018‐2020 64.43a (32.82 to 83.88)
Metropolitan area
 1999‐2018 −4.64a (−6.50 to −3.28)
 2018‐2020 85.94a (48.88 to 110.37)
a

Indicates that the APC is significantly different from zero at α=.05.

b

NH: non-Hispanic.