Males aged 16 to 19 have a significantly higher death rate compared to females of the same age group when it comes to motor vehicle accidents. This is often due to riskier driving behavior and higher rates of speeding and alcohol use among young male drivers.
The death rate for male occupants in motor vehicles has generally been higher than that for females, often due to riskier driving behaviors, such as speeding and driving under the influence. Over recent years, improvements in vehicle safety, stricter enforcement of traffic laws, and increased awareness of safe driving practices have contributed to a decline in overall motor vehicle fatalities. However, disparities in death rates between genders persist, with males still more likely to engage in high-risk driving behaviors. Continued efforts in education and law enforcement are essential to further reduce these rates.
No it stops in females after menopause occurs. Male production continues until death.
All of them.
Males.
yes
Hitlers mom
they bang the females to death
Because it is symbolizing a death in the family.
compare peopl's responses to the black death with some the present day responses to Ebola or AIDS?
True. In a collision, unbelted rear-seat occupants can be propelled forward at high speeds, becoming projectiles that can strike front-seat passengers. This increases the risk of severe injury or death for those in the front due to the additional force and impact. Seat belts are crucial for minimizing these risks for all occupants in a vehicle.
You can't compare them. Hypertonicity is a term used in biology, therefore it is part of reality. Death is the only certain thing in life and the afterlife is a term, thought up by people who are afraid of death, which has no basis in reality.