Overview
- INEGI counted 211,894 registered deaths for January–March 2025, 1,445 fewer than a year earlier, with 197,242 occurring in the period.
- The crude death rate was 162.5 per 100,000 people, down from 164.5 in 2024 after several years of increases.
- Diseases of the heart, diabetes mellitus and malignant tumors were the top national causes.
- Men accounted for 55.6% of registered deaths and women 44.3%, with sex unspecified in 114 cases.
- Among men, accidents ranked fourth with 7,335 deaths and aggressions accounted for 6,317, figures that remain subject to revision after Health Ministry review of specific categories.