Global status report on noncommunicable diseases 2010 [publication] /
by
Organisation mondiale de la santé
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Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due |
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Addiction Suisse; Bibliothèque Bibliothèque | WHO-96 (Browse shelf) | Available |
[Contents] Summary 1. Burden: mortality,morbidity abs risk factors 2. NCDs and development 3. Monitoring NCDs and their irsk factors : a framework for surveillance 4. Reducing risks and preventing disease: population- wide interventions 5. Improving health care:individual interventions 6.Tackling NCDs: the capacity of countries to respond 7. The way forward: taking action based on evidence and lessons learnt Annexes : 1. Methods used for country estimates in Chapter 1 and Annexe 4 - 2. List of countriesby WHO Regions and 2008 World Bank Income Groups - 3. Maps showing the global distribution of estimated NCD-related mortality and selected risk factors. 4. Country estimates of NCD mortality and selected risk factors, 2008 : . NCD mortality: 2008 comparable estimates of NCD mortality (total NCD Deàths in 000. % of NCD Deaths occuring under the age of 70; and age-standardized death rate for NCDs per 100 000 . Tobacco: 2008 comparable estimates ofprevalence of current daily tobacco smoking and current daily cigarette smoking . Physical inactivity: 2008 comparable estimates of prevalence of insuffcient physical activity . Alcohol: 2008 comparable projected estimates of adult per capita consumption in litres of pure alcohol . . Raised blood pressure: 2008 comparable estimates ofprevalence of raised blood pressure . Raised blood glucose: 2008 comparable estimates of prevalence of raised blood glucose . Overweight and obesity: 2008 comparable estimates of prevalence of overweight and obesity . Raised total cholesterol: 2008 comparable estimates of prevalence of raised total cholesterol 5. Core indicators for consideration as part of the framework for NCD surveillance - 6. Recommended approaches to implementing effective and sustainable multisectoral action on health