Between 1990-2016, India’s diabetes burden increased 174%--largest increase among all diseases: India’s first state-wise burden of disease data (1/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 1990, diabetes caused 10 deaths per 100,000 in India; in 2016, it caused 23 deaths per 100,000 (2/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, diabetes, urogenital, blood and endocrine disease caused 6.5% of all deaths in India--7.9% in developed states, 5.2% in underdeveloped states (3/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, India had highest deaths from diabetes globally--304,455 deaths, up from 86,564 in 1990 (4/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, Tamil Nadu had India’s highest diabetes death rate--53/100,000--Punjab (44), Karnataka (42) next (5/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, Rajasthan had India’s lowest diabetes death rate--10/100,000; Nagaland (11) next (6/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, diabetes, urogenital, blood and endocrine diseases contributed to 5.6% of Disability Affected Life Years (DALYs)--up from 2.6% in 1990 (7/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, diabetes was 13th leading cause for DALYs--up from 35th in 1990 (8/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
In 2016, high fasting blood glucose was 5th leading risk factor for disease in India, causing diabetes, cardiovascular disease, maternal disorders (9/9) #WorldDiabetesDay2017
