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To continue my prior comment: Showing 2016 by itself, as if a model year of some kind, makes no sense. The numbers in the 2016 data table do not add up horizontally. The fact the death statistics are not openly published for every year, and what is published is also incomplete, is a health crisis in and of itself. Tables for consecutive years would allow for the observance of trends. If the numbers in any category are going up, or down, we would be able to ask why. Is this too much information for the people to handle, or do they feel negative trends would implicate them somehow? It may be (or not) the information can be piece-wise assembled from somewhere, maybe it’s something only suitable for disclosure by email, by way of records request. They don't want to make it easy. Dept of Health: Do your job, just publish the numbers !