2016-05-30-世界卫生组织-Diabetes_Cuba_2016_country_profile_1页_341kb

以下是报告内容的分析和总结：

Cuba's total population is approximately 11.39 million people, classified in the upper middle income group. The country faces significant diabetes-related mortality, with high numbers of deaths attributed to diabetes and high blood glucose, particularly in older age groups. For example, in the age group 30–69, there were 480 male and 820 female diabetes deaths, and in ages 70+, 620 male and 1070 female diabetes deaths. Diabetes accounts for 20% of total deaths. Additionally, diabetes prevalence is 10.2% overall, with higher rates in females at 11.8%. Key risk factors include high overweight and obesity, affecting 61.9% of the population, with obesity at 27.2%. Other elements show moderate physical inactivity prevalence and available national policies for diabetes management, including guidelines and drug access, but no diabetes registry or obesity reduction policy.