Infograph: NCFs - Silent killers
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<20% 20 – 39.9% 40 – 59.9% ≥60% No data percentage of overweight NCDs: Silent killers Prevalence of overweight* males | ages 20 + *BMI ≥ 25kg/M2 High-income Lower-middle-income Upper-middle-income Low-income death rates from ncds Per 100.000 adults aged 15 – 69 years in 23 high-burden countries infant and young child overweight trends from 1990 to 2015 (by world bank income grouP) associations between Poverty, non-communicable diseases and millenium develoPment goals 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 20 15 10 5 0 Percentage of population “Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) are the leading causes of death globally, killing more people each year than all other causes combined. Despite their rapid growth and inequitable distribution, much of the human and social impact caused each year by NCD-related death could be averted through well- understood, cost-effective and feasible interventions.” WHO 2010 Globalization Urbanization Population ageing Increased exposure to risk factors > Tobacco use and exposure > Poor nutrition > Physical inactivity > Alcohol misuse > Decreased access to healthcare > Air pollution Social and economic determinants of health > Poverty > Trade agreements > Agriculture and transportation policies > Capital flows > Activities of multinational companies Loss of household income om > High health care costs > Poor physical status & premature death > Agriculture and transportation policies > Unhealthy behaviours NCDs > Heart disease > Stroke > Cancer > Diabetes > Chronic respiratory disease Health effects > Premature deaths & disability Household effects > Low productivity > High household costs Health care effects > Limited access to effective and equitable health-care services Macroeconomic effects > Losses in economic growth Limited ability to reach Development Goals > MDG 1: Poverty reduction > MDG 4: Reduce child mortality > MDG 5: Improve maternal health > MDG 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Death rate per 1000 adults aged 15 – 69 years Ukraine Russia South Aica Egypt Nigera Poland Thailand Burma Indonesia DR Congo India Bangladesh Argentina Brazil Pakistan Philippines China Ethiopia Turkey Mexico Vietnam Iran Colombia Total Other chronic diseases Chronic respiratory diseases Cancers Cardiovascular diseases and diabetes This infographic is the property of Sight and Life: www.sightandlife.org | Design by S1 Communication Design: www.s1-buero.com
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<20% 20 – 39.9% 40 – 59.9% ≥60% No data
percentage of overweight
NCDs: Silent killers Prevalence of overweight* males | ages 20 +
*BMI ≥ 25kg/M2
High-income Lower-middle-incomeUpper-middle-incomeLow-income
death rates from ncds Per 100.000 adults aged 15 – 69 years in 23 high-burden countries
infant and young child overweight trends from 1990 to 2015 (by world bank income grouP)
associations between Poverty, non-communicable diseases and millenium develoPment goals
1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
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“Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) are the leading causes of death globally, killing more people each year than all other causes combined. Despite their rapid growth and inequitable distribution, much of the human and social impact caused each year by NCD-related death could be averted through well-understood, cost-effective and feasible interventions.” WHO 2010
GlobalizationUrbanizationPopulation ageing
Increased exposure to risk factors > Tobacco use and exposure> Poor nutrition> Physical inactivity> Alcohol misuse> Decreased access to healthcare > Air pollution
Social and economic determinants of health> Poverty> Trade agreements> Agriculture and transportation policies> Capital flows> Activities of multinational companies
Loss of household income from> High health care costs> Poor physical status
& premature death> Agriculture and
transportation policies> Unhealthy behaviours
NCDs> Heart disease> Stroke> Cancer> Diabetes> Chronic respiratory disease
Health effects> Premature deaths & disabilityHousehold effects> Low productivity> High household costsHealth care effects> Limited access to effective and
equitable health-care servicesMacroeconomic effects> Losses in economic growth
Limited ability to reach Development Goals> MDG 1: Poverty reduction> MDG 4: Reduce child mortality> MDG 5: Improve maternal health> MDG 6: Combat HIV/AIDS,
malaria, and tuberculosis
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Other chronic diseases Chronic respiratory diseasesCancersCardiovascular diseases and diabetes
This infographic is the property of Sight and Life: www.sightandlife.org | Design by S1 Communication Design: www.s1-buero.com
