2016-05-30-世界卫生组织-Diabetes_Micronesia_Federated_States_of_2016_country_profile_1页_341kb

Micronesia (Federated States of) has a total population of 104,000 and is classified as a lower middle-income country. Diabetes mortality data is incomplete, with some age-specific figures missing, particularly for males and females. The proportional mortality due to diabetes shows a high percentage, with some data unavailable for certain age groups and no clear trends specified. Diabetes prevalence is 18.0% overall, linked to high rates of overweight (63.0%), obesity (33.2%), and physical inactivity (36.6%). The country has an operational policy for diabetes management, including evidence-based guidelines, diabetes protocols, referral criteria, and a diabetes registry, all of which are available or implemented. Medical resources include basic technologies like insulin and blood glucose measurement, which are generally available, but more advanced services like oral glucose tolerance testing and renal replacement therapy are not widely accessible. Additionally, recent data shows gaps in national risk factor surveys for blood glucose measurement.