(1900 vs 2010)
The world has witnessed a great shift in the top causes of death 
from 1900 to 2010. These once silent killers have evolved into modern assassins, affecting millions each year. Letβs ninja-chop through these surprising facts! 
In 1900, infectious diseases, such as pneumonia and influenza, tuberculosis, and gastrointestinal infections, were the leading causes of death. However, medical advancements 
and better living conditions 
have made these diseases less of a threat.
Instead, in 2010, chronic conditions like heart disease, cancer, and stroke top the list of deadly foes, fueled partly by our increasingly sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets. 
These modern, silent assassins began to emerge in the mid-20th century, with heart disease becoming the leading cause of death in the US since 1930.
While weβve seen a reduction in deaths from infectious diseases, more work is needed to combat todayβs top antagonists. 
Letβs band together, Knowledge Ninjas, to improve our lifestyles and battle these devastating foes! 
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: A Knowledge Ninja Investigation 
