Avoidablle mortality due to Diabetes mellitus


¡Conéctate!

Flickr
Linkedin
RSS Feed
Comunidades OPS
Home Temas de Salud Avoidablle mortality due to Diabetes mellitus
OBSERVATORIO REGIONAL DE SALUD

Avoidablle mortality due to Diabetes mellitus
Click on here to read more (+ Interactive data visualization)

Avoidable mortality by Diabetes mellitus


Situation: In 2007, 22,000 deaths caused by Diabetes mellitus (8% overall) were considered as avoidable because they occured in people under 50 years old.    

:: View Interactive data visualization

 

In 2007, 22,000 deaths caused by diabetes mellitus (8% overall) were considered as avoidable because they occurred in people under 50 years old. This proportion was higher among males (10%) compared to females (7%). The mortality risk due to diabetes mellitus among males and females was similar in the Region (32.7 and 33.0/100,000 pop. respectively).  


RELATED CONTENT

:: Non-Communicable Diseases
:: Chronic Non-Communicable Disease Program
:: Leading causes of death
:: Broad causes of death 

Classifications
:: Family of International Classifications
:: International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10)
:: Family of International Classification Network

 

 
Regional Health Observatory

Follow RHO on

Follow RHO on Twitter Follow RHO on Delicious

Las Enfermedades Isquemicas del Corazón (EIC) son la primera causa de defunicón en la Región de las Americas.

En el año 2007, las EIC causaron:

  • 662,011 defunciones, 13% del total de defunciones de las Americas
  • 255,586 defunciones, 9.6% del total de defunciones en America latina y el Caribe

Vea más aquí... 

CONTACTENOS

Por favor,  envíenos sus comentarios, preguntas y recomendaciones por correo electrónico.

Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization
525 Twenty-third Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037, United States of America
Tel.: +1 (202) 974-3000 Fax: +1 (202) 974-3663

Collaborating Centers
© Pan American Health Organization. All rights reserved.