Transcript 6E_IDF Diabetes Atlas_ExecSum_Web

IDF Diabetes Atlas
6th Edition
Diabetes prevalence, mortality and health
expenditure for 2013 and 2035
Acknowledgements
Sixth edition committee
Nam Han Cho (chair), David Whiting (deputy chair), Leonor Guariguata,
Pablo Aschner Montoya, Nita Forouhi, Ian Hambleton, Rui Li, Azeem
Majeed, Jean Claude Mbanya, Ayesha Motala, K.M. Venkat Narayan,
Ambady Ramachandran, Wolfgang Rathmann, Gojka Roglic, Jonathan
Shaw, Martin Silink, D.R.R. Williams, Ping Zhang
Editorial team
Leonor Guariguata, Tim Nolan, Jessica Beagley, Ute Linnenkamp, Olivier
Jacqmain
Contributors
Florencia Aguirre, Alex Brown, Nam Han Cho, Gisela Dahlquist, the
Diabetes Education Consultative Section (DECS), Sheree Dodd, Trisha
Dunning, Sir Michael Hirst, Christopher Hwang, Dianna Magliano, Chris
Patterson, Courtney Scott, Jonathan Shaw, Gyula Soltész, Juliet UsherSmith
Other Contributors
Carlos Aguilar Salinas, Riyadh Alshamsan, Tabassum Ambia, Carmen Gloria
Aylwin, Caroline Baan, Juliana Chan, Adel A El-Sayed, Laercio Franco, Juan
José Gagliardino, Jody Grundman, Lucy Hadley, Christian Herder, Hak C.
Jang, Pili Kamenju, Andre Pascal Kengne, Tawfik Khoja, Mandana
Kooijmans, Silvia Lapertosa, Kerry Lydon, Ronald Ching Wan Ma, Lydia
Makaroff, Chris Millett, Graham Ogle, Martijn Parker, Nasheeta Peer,
Lorenzo Piemonte, Salman Rawaf, Joachim Rosenbauer, Segundo Seclén,
Chamukuttan Snehalatha, Anne Mieke Spijkerman, Teresa Tamayo, Sean
Taylor, Sara Webber, Sarah H Wild, Mary Vinocour, Bernard Zinman
Corporate sponsors
IDF would like to express its thanks to the following sponsors for their
generous support of the sixth edition:
Supported through
an unrestricted
grant by the Novo
Nordisk Changing
Diabetes® initiative
Types of diabetes
Type 1 diabetes
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Lack of insulin
Autoimmune
Usually
children
Type 2 diabetes
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Insulin
resistance
Lifestyle factors
Usually adults
Gestational diabetes
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Insulin resistance
During pregnancy
Risks to mother
and child
Major diabetes
complications
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Cardiovascular disease
Eyes
Kidney
Feet
Co-morbidities
• Fatty liver
• Sleep apnea
Diabetes is a huge and growing problem, and
the costs to society are high and escalating
382 million people have
diabetes
By 2035, this number will
rise to 592 million
Almost half of all
people with diabetes
live in just three
countries
China
India
USA
The socially disadvantaged in any country are
especially vulnerable to diabetes
Increasing
development
and wealth is
correlated
with
decreasing
early
mortality
due to
diabetes
Diabetes is more than a health
issue and requires concerted
policy action across many sectors