Yes, it is a contributing factor.
Yes, congestion can be a contributing factor to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) as it can obstruct a baby's airway and lead to breathing difficulties.
Example sentence - Alcoholism was a major contributor to the death of my father.
Alcoholism leads to excessive consumption of alcohol which damages the brain and the liver in particular. Cirrhosis of the liver is often the cause of death for alcoholics.
According to the coroner, she died from drowning in the bathtub of the hotel, but also listed as a contributing factor was heart disease caused by cocaine abuse over the years.
According to the coroner, she died from drowning in the bathtub of the hotel, but also listed as a contributing factor was heart disease caused by cocaine abuse over the years.
There is a great deal of evidence that Poe's death was due to alcoholism
100% OF DRINKING ALCOHOLICS DIE. FACT. abstinence is the only way to prevent an early and painful death due to alcoholism.
Severe brain damage, chronic and progressive liver disease leading to breakdown in liver function and death.
Dan Blocker, best known for his role as Hoss Cartwright on the television show "Bonanza," did not die from alcoholism. He passed away from a pulmonary embolism following surgery for a blood clot in 1972. While he struggled with weight issues and had a history of health problems, there is no evidence to suggest that alcoholism was a direct cause of his death.
No
The death of Abraham Lincoln, the end of the Civil War, Reconstruction and personally, alcoholism.
Yes, hypertension can be listed as a cause of death on a death certificate, particularly if it directly contributes to other serious health conditions such as heart disease, stroke, or kidney failure. It is important for physicians to accurately document hypertension as a contributing factor to provide a clear understanding of the health issues leading to the individual's death. However, it is often not listed as the primary cause of death, as it typically leads to other more immediate causes.