A report from Vanderbilt University says heart disease deaths have dropped for Tennessee men over the last 10-years.

The Tennessee Men's Health Report Card shows heart disease remains the leading cause of death of men in the state. In fact, it's one-in-four.

However, the total number dropped to 91-point-four heart disease deaths per 100-thousand men in 2015. Down from 96-point-five in 2005.

Tennessee men still live about five years less, on average, than women in the state. Men live nearly 74-years while the average for women is nearly 79.