It’s hard to give an exact answer without more granular data than I can find given that it changes year to year. However, very approximately: 0.5 percentage po

It’s hard to give an exact answer without more granular data than I can find given that it changes year to year. However, very approximately: 0.5 percentage points (pp) infant deaths (birth defects, delivery complications, neonatal death, etc.) 6.5 pp deaths under 5 from infectious disease (primarily pneumonia and diarrheal diseases) 0.5 pp injuries (fairly evenly split among homicide, suicide, drowning, road accidents, other accidents, but with the last two taking somewhat larger shares) Over the next decades most in your cohort will die from heart disease, stroke, or COPD.