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SUPPLEMENTARY FIGURE. Changes in stroke death rate trends among adults aged ≥35 years — United States, 2000–2015
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    Decline continued: significant decrease in stroke death rate continued over the period.

    Decline slowed: significant decrease in stroke death rate followed by a less negative decreasing (significant or nonsignificant) trend segment.

    Decline reversed: significant decrease in stroke death rate followed by a significant or nonsignificant increasing trend segment (final Joinpoint segment Annual Percent Change >0).

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