trends Flashcards
1
Q
leading causes of death for men?
A
- coronary heart disease (decreasing)
- dementia and alzheimers (increasing for both)
- lung cancer (decreasing)
- cerebrovascular disease (decreasing)
- obstructive pulmonary disease (decreasing), replaced with prostate cancer
2
Q
leading causes of death for women?
A
- dementia and alzheimers (increasing for both)
- coronary heart disease (decreasing), moved from 1 to 2 in 2013
- cerebrovascular disease (decreasing)
- lung cancer (increasing)
- obstructive pulmonary disease (decreasing), replaced with breast cancer
3
Q
burden of disease
A
- coronary heart disease 6.3%(decreasing)
- back pain and problems 4.5% (increasing)
- dementia 4% (increasing)
- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 3.5% (decreasing)
- lung cancer 3.2% (decreasing)
4
Q
risk factors
A
- tobacco use (8.6%)
- overweight and obesity (8.4%)
- dietary risks (5.4%)
- high blood pressure (5.1%)
- alcohol use (4.5%)
5
Q
most diagnosed cancer for men
A
- prostate
- skin
- colorectal
- lung
6
Q
most diagnosed cancer for women
A
- breast
- colorectal
- skin
- lung