|
Country
|
% raised blood pressure (aged 25+) (2008) (reg. average)[70]
|
% raised blood glucose (aged 25+) (2008) (reg. average)[70]
|
% obesity (aged 20+) (reg. average)[70]
|
% of population aged ≥ 60 years, 2009 (reg. average)[71]
|
Income level[72]
|
|---|
|
Male
|
Female
|
Male
|
Female
|
Male
|
Female
|
|---|
|
Afghanistan
|
27.2(30.7)
|
27.9(29.1)
|
8.9(11.0)
|
9.5(11.6)
|
1.5(13.0)
|
3.3(24.5)
|
3.8(7.1)
|
low income
|
|
Iraq
|
30.1(30.7)
|
28.7(29.1)
|
12.7*(11.0)
|
12.5*(11.6)
|
22.3*(13.0)
|
36.2*(24.5)
|
4.7(6.9)
|
lower-middle income
|
|
Somalia
|
39.9*(30.7)
|
35.7*(29.1)
|
7.9(11.0)
|
7.7(11.6)
|
3.4(13.0)
|
7.1(24.5)
|
4.3(4.7)
|
low income
|
|
Sudan
|
39.9*(30.7)
|
33.5*(29.1)
|
8.6(11.0)
|
8.1(11.6)
|
24.0(13.0)*
|
2.0(24.5)
|
5.7(7.0)
|
lower-middle income
|
|
DRC
|
38.5(38.1)
|
33.33(35.5)
|
6.6(8.3)
|
7.8(9.2)
|
0.7(5.3)
|
3.0(11.1)
|
4.2(4.5)
|
low income
|
|
Rwanda
|
43.6*(38.1)
|
40.2*(35.5)
|
6.7(8.3)
|
6.1(9.2)
|
4.9(5.3)
|
4.0(11.1)
|
18.6*(4.5)
|
low income
|
|
Angola
|
39.6*(38.1)
|
33.8(35.5)
|
8.2(8.3)
|
8.7(9.2)
|
3.8(5.3)
|
10.2(11.1)
|
17.2*(7.0)
|
upper-middle income
|
|
Ethiopia
|
33.0(38.1)
|
28.3(35.5)
|
7.3(8.3)
|
7.0(9.2)
|
0.9(5.3)
|
1.6(11.1)
|
5.0*(4.7)
|
low income
|
|
Congo
|
40.3*(38.1)
|
36.1*(35.5)
|
7.8(8.3)
|
8.5(9.2)
|
2.8(5.3)
|
7.5(11.1)
|
19.3*(4.5)
|
lower-middle income
|
|
Cote d’Ivoire
|
41.6*(38.1)
|
35.7*(35.5)
|
9.2*(8.3)
|
9.7*(9.2)
|
3.9(5.3)
|
9.7(11.1)
|
19.3*(4.8)
|
lower-middle income
|
|
Myanmar
|
34.4*(25.4)
|
29.2*(24.2)
|
6.1(9.9)
|
7.1(9.8)
|
2.0(1.7)
|
6.1(3.7)
|
8.0 (8.5)
|
low income
|
- Note: Diabetes prevalence in this table was based on a fasting glucose blood sample and not self-reported prevalence.
- Reg. average: Regional average.
- *Values are greater than the regional average.
- DRC: Democratic Republic of the Congo.
