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Use our free embeddable widgets to add mortality data visualisations to your website, blog, or research paper. All embeds are responsive and auto-resize.

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<iframe src="https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/embed/map.html" width="100%" height="600" frameborder="0" style="border:0;border-radius:8px"></iframe>
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Usage Guidelines

All Human Mortality Explorer visualisations are available under Creative Commons BY 4.0. You are free to:

  • Embed any widget on your website or blog
  • Take screenshots for presentations, papers, or social media
  • Download and modify charts (with attribution)

Attribution required: Please credit "Human Mortality Explorer / TriageMethod.com" and link back to the tool. Underlying data is from IHME GBD 2023 and Our World in Data.

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<a href="https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/">Human Mortality Explorer — interactive mortality data for 204 countries</a>
<a href="https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/" title="Human Mortality Explorer">
  <strong>Human Mortality Explorer</strong> — Explore causes of death across 204 countries, 300+ causes, 1990-2023. Free & open data from IHME/GBD.
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[Human Mortality Explorer](https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/) — interactive mortality data for 204 countries
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Explore how people die across 204 countries with the Human Mortality Explorer — interactive charts, 300+ causes of death, 1990-2023. Free tool from @triagemethod https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/

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I've been exploring the Human Mortality Explorer — a free interactive tool that visualises causes of death across 204 countries from 1990-2023. Built on IHME Global Burden of Disease data. Fascinating insights into how mortality patterns differ by region, income level, and over time. https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/

Reddit / Forums

Human Mortality Explorer — free interactive tool with causes of death across 204 countries (1990-2023). Has world maps, treemaps, trend charts, country comparisons, risk calculators, and correlation analysis. Data from IHME GBD 2023. https://triagemethod.com/tools/human-mortality-explorer/

Download Infographic
A watermarked summary image you can share anywhere

Generate a PNG infographic with key stats about the tool. Includes watermark with site URL — perfect for social media, presentations, or blog posts.

Printable Infographic Generator
Create a one-page mortality summary for any country

Build and Embed Mortality Visualisations

Custom reports, embed codes, and data exports for your projects

The Build tool gives you the ability to create custom mortality data presentations using charts, maps, and tables from the Human Mortality Explorer. Whether you need an embed for a blog post, a data export for research, or a shareable chart for social media, the Build tool provides the resources you need.

All generated content is covered by the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0). You are free to use, share, and adapt the visualisations for any purpose, including commercial use, as long as appropriate credit is given.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I embed mortality charts on my website?

Yes. The Build tool generates iframe embed codes for any chart or map in the Human Mortality Explorer. Simply select the visualisation you want to embed, copy the generated code, and paste it into your website or blog. Embeds are free and covered by CC BY 4.0.

What formats can I export data in?

The report builder supports exporting data as CSV files and generating shareable chart images (PNG). You can also create custom report views combining multiple visualisations for presentations or publications.

Is there an API for accessing the mortality data?

The Human Mortality Explorer does not currently offer a public API. However, the underlying data is available directly from Our World in Data and the IHME Global Health Data Exchange. The Build tool provides a no-code way to access and present the data.

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