2016-05-30-世界卫生组织-Diabetes_Cabo_Verde_2016_country_profile_1页_336kb

报告摘要

Population and Income Group: Cabo Verde's total population is 521,000, classified as a lower middle-income country.
Mortality Data: Mortality estimates for diabetes and high blood glucose deaths have high uncertainty, with low numbers (<100) for ages 30–69 and 70+ across genders, indicating limited reliable data. Diabetes accounted for 35% of total NCD deaths (all ages). Cardiovascular diseases, injuries, and various other NCDs contributed significantly to mortality, with some data missing.
NCD Prevalence: Diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, injuries, and NCDs collectively represented most non-communicable causes of death. Age-standardized diabetes prevalence trends are noted but not quantified.
Diabetes Prevalence and Risk Factors: Diabetes prevalence is 6.8% overall, with high rates of overweight (34.0%) and obesity (11.7%), alongside physical inactivity (18.5%) as key risk factors.
National Response: No operational plans or guidelines for diabetes or related policies were established or responded to, with data accessibility missing in several areas (ND).
Healthcare Resources: Availability of diabetes medicines (e.g., insulin, metformin) and basic technologies (e.g., blood glucose measurement, HbA1c test) is generally not available in the public health sector, hindering effective diabetes management.