There is an increase in the number of people with diabetes worldwide. According to a study, the number of people with diabetes has increased recently 30 doubling annually 800 exceeded million. 1990percent among adults worldwide in 7 rate of diabetes, 2022increased to 14 percent in.
World Health Organization (WHO) NCD Risk Factor Collaboration with (NCD-RisC) In the research conducted by scientists within, 18 age and above 140 Data from more than a million people were analyzed from more than 1000 studies worldwide.140 more than million 18 Analysis made using data of individuals over the age of, It made comparisons between countries more accurate. According to the research, More than half of diabetes cases occur in India, Chinese, It was concentrated in the USA and Pakistan. One of the most striking findings of the research was that diabetes cases were concentrated in only a few countries..Nearly a quarter of diabetic patients 212 India, where millions of people live, Stands out as the country with the highest number of diabetic patients in the world.Chinese 148 While we follow India as the country with million diabetic patients, in the USA 42 million and in Pakistan 36 million people have diabetes. In Indonesia and Brazil, in total 47 million cases. More than half of the patients with diabetes worldwide are in question. 6 lives in the country.experts, states that with the aging world population and increasing obesity, diabetes affects more people. President of Madras Diabetes Research Foundation Dr.. Ranjit Mohan Anjana, “Given the disabling and potentially fatal consequences of diabetes, prevention through healthy eating and exercise, "It is of vital importance for global health," he said.Dr.. Anjana, He emphasized that healthy foods should be made accessible and exercise opportunities should be increased, especially in low-income regions..In the study, Inequalities in access to diabetes treatment in low-income countries were also highlighted. While more than 55 percent of adults with diabetes in high-income countries receive treatment, In many low- and middle-income countries, this rate has not increased significantly. Because, 2022'of 30 59 percent of adults with diabetes over the age of, so about 445 million, could not receive treatment.The lead author of the study is Prof.. Majid Ezzati, “Diabetes treatment rates are stagnating in many low- and middle-income countries, "It creates a worrying picture as the number of adults with diabetes is rapidly increasing in these countries," he said.. Ezzati, stating that lack of treatment can lead to serious complications, evaluated this situation as a threat to quality of life and longevity.WHO Director-General Dr.. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus ise, “Alarming increase in diabetes, obesity as well as unhealthy food marketing, "It is a reflection of the lack of physical activity and economic difficulties," he said.. Tedros, countries to control the global diabetes epidemic., He emphasized that policies supporting healthy nutrition and physical activity should be urgently implemented..Chantal Mathieu, President of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, Stating that diabetes has reached pandemic proportions, “This situation, “It poses a serious threat to public health and economies.”.
