Current ncd data of following diseases hypertension, diabetes, obesity and cancer . Show in graph form.
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global NCD noncommunicable disease statistics 2024 2025 hypertension diabetes obesity cancer prevalence data
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WHO global hypertension diabetes obesity cancer numbers 2024 latest data
Reading Web Page
https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/noncommunic…
Running Command
mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/ncd-charts && python3 << 'EOF' import matplotli…
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Here is your Global NCD Data Dashboard - all six charts built from the latest WHO, GBD 2021, IDF 2025, and IARC figures:
ncd dashboard
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Key Data Behind the Charts
① People Affected (2022-2025 estimates)
| Disease | People Affected |
|---|---|
| Hypertension | ~1,300 million (1.3 billion) |
| Diabetes | ~537 million adults |
| Obesity (adults) | ~890 million |
| Cancer | ~510 million (living with/after diagnosis) |
② Annual Attributable Deaths
| Disease | Deaths/Year |
|---|---|
| Hypertension (linked CVD) | ~10.8 million |
| Cancer | ~10 million |
| Obesity-related | ~5 million |
| Diabetes | ~2+ million |
③ Share of Global NCD Deaths
- Hypertension: 25% (single largest metabolic risk factor)
- Cancer: 23% (10M/43M total NCD deaths)
- Obesity: ~12% attributable
- Diabetes: ~5% directly attributed
④ DALYs (Disability-Adjusted Life Years)
Cancer and hypertension lead at ~250M and ~235M DALYs respectively, reflecting both death and long-term disability burden.
⑤ Prevalence Trends 1990-2022
All three tracked conditions have risen significantly - adult obesity has nearly tripled from ~6% to 16%; diabetes rose from 4.7% to 10.5%.
⑥ LMICs vs HICs
73-80% of hypertension and diabetes deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries, while cancer deaths are more evenly split (55% LMICs / 45% HICs) due to better screening access in high-income countries.
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