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Diabetes is a
Worldwide Problem
2030
7.0
8.3
4.4
5.6
8.3
9.9
366
552
Diabetes
2030
Country/territory
China
Number of people
with diabetes
(millions)
90.0
China
Number of people
with diabetes
(millions)
129.7
India
61.3
India
101.2
USA
23.7
USA
29.6
Russian Federation
12.6
Brazil
19.6
Brazil
12.4
Bangladesh
16.8
Japan
10.7
Mexico
16.4
Mexico
10.3
Russian Federation
14.1
Bangladesh
8.4
Egypt
12.4
Egypt
7.3
Indonesia
11.8
Indonesia
7.3
Pakistan
11.4
International Diabetes Federation. Global burden. IDF Diabetes Atlas. 5 th edition 2011.
Prevalence of Diabetes:
Top 10 Countries
2011
Country/territory
2030
Country/territory
Kiribati
Prevalence of
diabetes (%)
25.7
Kiribati
Prevalence of
diabetes (%)
26.3
Marshall Islands
22.2
Marshall Islands
23.0
Kuwait
21.1
Kuwait
21.2
Nauru
20.7
Tuvalu
20.8
Lebanon
20.2
Nauru
20.7
Qatar
20.2
Saudi Arabia
20.6
Saudi Arabia
20.0
Lebanon
20.4
Bahrain
19.9
Qatar
20.4
Tuvalu
19.5
Bahrain
20.2
United Arab
Emirates
19.2
United Arab
Emirates
19.8
International Diabetes Federation. Global burden. IDF Diabetes Atlas. 5 th edition 2011.
2030
Deaths
12.2
Rank
1
Rank
1
Deaths
14.2
CVD
9.7
12.1
Pneumonia
7.0
3.8
HIV/AIDS
3.5
10
1.8
Lung cancer
2.3
3.4
Diabetes
1.9
12
3.3
Malaria
1.7
13
41
0.4
Breast cancer
0.9
23
19
1.1
US Diabetes Statistics
25.8 million Americans (8.3% of the US
population) have diabetes:
Diagnosed: 18.8 million people
Undiagnosed: 7.0 million people
Prediabetes: 79 million people
National Diabetes Fact Sheet 2011. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.