Syphilis Death Rate by Country

According to the latest WHO data published in 2017;
Syphilis Death Rate by Country, total deaths by cause, Syphilis Cause of Death for every country in the world.

Syphilis

per 100,000 population LOW HIGH

	Country	Rate	Deaths (%)
1	Angola	10.41	4,883 (1.58%)
3	Somalia	8.38	1,499 (1.19%)
2	Guinea-Bissau	8.38	251 (1.47%)
4	Central Africa	8.30	596 (0.96%)
5	Mauritania	8.15	536 (1.90%)
6	DR Congo	8.00	11,243 (1.67%)
7	Mozambique	7.65	3,604 (1.42%)
8	Chad	7.61	2,009 (1.22%)
9	Comoros	7.27	88 (1.72%)
10	Mali	6.92	2,277 (1.42%)
11	Cameroon	5.85	2,298 (1.04%)
12	Guinea	5.75	1,212 (1.09%)
13	Cote d Ivoire	5.69	2,085 (0.82%)
14	South Sudan	5.55	1,007 (0.85%)
15	Ethiopia	5.44	8,060 (1.27%)
16	Togo	5.04	608 (1.04%)
17	Burundi	5.00	941 (1.01%)
18	Sudan	3.97	2,560 (0.96%)
19	Burkina Faso	3.75	1,065 (0.77%)

The data on this page belongs to the year 2017, For the old data in 2014.

	Country	Rate
20	Gambia	3.67
21	New Guinea	3.45
22	Haiti	3.08
25	Nigeria	3.02
24	Tanzania	3.02
23	Madagascar	3.02
26	Benin	2.98
28	Zimbabwe	2.88
29	Zambia	2.86
30	Senegal	2.81
31	Yemen	2.69
32	Tajikistan	2.65
34	Malawi	2.55
37	Niger	2.23
38	Solomon Isl.	1.88
39	Lesotho	1.85
45	Bangladesh	1.54
46	Congo	1.51
51	Guyana	1.23
55	Morocco	1.16
57	Nicaragua	1.01
61	Guatemala	0.93
62	Uzbekistan	0.91
64	Azerbaijan	0.86

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