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Of these, the greatest percentage of deaths is due to the residual category of “other” and injuries of undetermined cause, largely consisting of people found dead with head injuries where the cause could not be specified (McKee, 1998). This is an important caveat to the lifestyle hypothesis which argues that alcohol is one of the major determinants for premature mortality.