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France daily deaths: 25 to 49 years

France daily deaths: 25 to 49 years stood at 51 Deaths per day on Aug 31, 2026, according to INSEE – Décès quotidiens et mensuels (état civil), Melodi. It is one of the indicators in the Daily deaths table (Value · Daily), with a complete series running from Jan 1, 2025 to Aug 31, 2026. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: INSEE – Décès quotidiens et mensuels (état civil), MelodiLast updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the Daily deaths table

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All deaths1,5361,5161,4701,5891,6261,6161,5401,6021,5541,500
By age group
25 to 49 years51414263575145494758

Understanding france daily deaths: 25 to 49 years

This demographic indicator captures daily registered mortality within the core working-age cohort spanning from the twenty-fifth birthday through the forty-ninth year. It separates prime-age adults from younger and older brackets, providing a focused measure of mortality dynamics during peak economic and family-rearing years. The count encompasses all causes of death occurring within this specific age boundary on domestic territory.

Evaluating this prime-age series requires recognizing that baseline event volumes remain moderate compared to elderly cohorts, which can impart some day-to-day lumpiness to unadjusted counts. Comparing current observations with corresponding periods from prior years offers a clearer picture of underlying trends by bypassing weekly reporting cycles. Revisions to provisional figures occur as municipalities finalize civil registration documents for prime-age decedents.

Frequently asked questions

Which exact age boundaries define this series?
The cohort includes individuals aged twenty-five through forty-nine, ending precisely on the fiftieth birthday.
How does this bracket differ from adjacent age groups?
It excludes young adults under twenty-five and those aged fifty and above, isolating the core adult demographic.
What is the best way to monitor trends in this group?
Comparing figures against the same calendar period from previous years provides a stable baseline free from seasonal distortions.

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