What are the most important communicable diseases in terms of (i) deaths, and (ii) DALYs in low- and middle-income...
What are the most important communicable diseases in terms of (i) deaths, and (ii) DALYs in low- and middle-income countries. For each disease, indicate the % deaths and DALYs it contributes.
Homework Answers
|
DISEASES |
NO: IF DEATHS |
|
TUBERCULOSIS |
1.6 MILLION DEATHS |
|
HEPATITIS |
1.45 MILLION |
|
PLAGUE |
1.1 MILLION |
|
LEPROSY |
NA |
|
INFLUENZA |
61000 DEATHS |
|
MEASLES |
140000 DEATHS |
|
MALARIA |
435000 IN 2017 ALONE |
|
FILARIASIS |
NA |
|
RABIES |
59000 |
|
SYPHILIS |
107,000 (2015) |
|
AIDS |
770 000 |
|
POLIOMYELITIS |
6000 DEATHS IN US ALONE |
|
CHOLERA |
143 000 |
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