World Health Organisation Statistics
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs310/en/index.html
The leading causes of death by broad income group* (2002)
Summary from High-income countries
Heart disease, stroke and CVD...............- 2.11 million deaths 26.9%
Cancers – lung, colon, breast, stomach..– 1.01 million deaths 12.8%
Respiratory infections........................... - 0.34 million deaths 4.3%
Alzheimer & other dementias................. - 0.22 million deaths 2.7%
Diabetes................................................ - 0.22 million deaths 2.7%
Summary from Middle-income countries
Heart disease, stroke and CVD..... - 7.90 million deaths 38.2%
Cancers – stomach, lung..............– 1.15 million deaths 5.5%
Respiratory infections..................- 0.69 million deaths 3.3%
HIV/Aids.....................................- 0.62 million deaths 3.0%
Perinatal conditions..................... - 0.60 million deaths 2.9%
Road accidents............................. - 0.55 million deaths 2.6%
Summary from Low-income countries
Heart disease, stroke and CVD...- 5.70 million deaths 19.9%
Respiratory infections................- 2.86 million deaths 10.0%
HIV/Aids................................... - 2.14 million deaths 7.5%
Perinatal conditions................... - 1.83 million deaths 6.4%
Diarrhoeal, Malaria, TB............ – 3.88 million deaths 13.2%
Road accidents........................... - 0.53 million deaths 1.9%
So what should you be most worried about today?
Do your blood test today to check your cholesterol levels,
because, you can prevent Heart Disease, Stroke and CVD.
Saturday, March 24, 2007
World Health Organisation Statistics
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