2016-05-30-世界卫生组织-Diabetes_Ethiopia_2016_country_profile_1页_339kb

Ethiopia has a population of approximately 99.39 million and is classified as a low-income country. Diabetes mortality is high, with significant deaths in both age groups 30-69 and 70+, attributed to high blood glucose, and contributes 20% to total death factors, though data uncertainty exists. Other leading causes of death include cardiovascular diseases (35%) and cancers (30%). Diabetes prevalence is 3.8%, with high risk factors like overweight (16.5%), obesity (3.3%), and physical inactivity (17.1%). National response includes a diabetes operational policy but no actions for overweight/obesity or physical inactivity, lacking evidence-based guidelines, a diabetes registry, or fully available healthcare resources, with many medicines and tests not accessible or unknown.