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. 2014 Jul 7;109(9):1482–1488. doi: 10.1111/add.12598

Table 1.

Years of life lost due to premature deaths related to opioid overdose in Ontario, 1992, 2001 and 2010

Age group (years) 1992 2001 2010 P-valueb



Total deaths Opioid-related deaths YLL YLL per 1000 population Total deaths Opioid-related deaths YLL YLL per 1000 population Total deaths Opioid-related deaths YLL YLL per 1000 population
n (%) n (%) n (%)
0–14 1 784 0 0 0 1 277 ≤5a 145 0.13 1 287 ≤5a 82 0.08
15–24 984 9 (0.9%) 556 0.74 687 15 (2.2%) 910 1.13 674 39 (5.8%) 2 371 2.59 <0.0001
25–34 1 590 52 (3.3%) 2693 2.81 964 53 (5.5%) 2 769 3.25 926 112 (12.1%) 5 845 6.56 <0.0001
35–44 2 398 55 (2.3%) 2353 2.84 2 301 107 (4.7%) 4 598 4.48 1 868 137 (7.3%) 5 817 6.19 <0.0001
45–54 3 857 31 (0.8%) 1030 1.74 4 703 73 (1.6%) 2 444 2.94 5 271 168 (3.2%) 5 733 5.46 <0.0001
55–64 8721 10 (0.1%) 254 0.55 7 748 26 (0.3%) 684 1.25 9 696 70 (0.7%) 1 794 2.26 <0.0001
≥65 54 604 8 (0.0%) 119 0.19 63 781 16 (0.0%) 244 0.33 70 554 23 (0.0%) 287 0.31 0.047
Total 73 938 165 (0.2%) 7006 1.34 81 461 290a (0.4%) 11 794 1.99 90 276 549a (0.6%) 21 927 3.33 <0.0001

YLL = years of life lost.

a

Cell sizes less than 6 are suppressed due to institutional privacy regulations. Column totals do not include suppressed cell sizes in age group 0–14.

b

P-value for Cochrane–Armitage test for trend in proportion of deaths that are opioid-related.