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Summary
Background Measuring disease and injury burden in populations requires a composite metric that captures both
premature mortality and the prevalence and severity of ill-health. The 1990 Global Burden of Disease study proposed
disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) to measure disease burden. No comprehensive update of disease burden
worldwide incorporating a systematic reassessment of disease and injury-specic epidemiology has been done
since the 1990 study. We aimed to calculate disease burden worldwide and for 21 regions for 1990, 2005, and
2010 with methods to enable meaningful comparisons over time.
Methods We calculated DALYs as the sum of years of life lost (YLLs) and years lived with disability (YLDs). DALYs
were calculated for 291 causes, 20 age groups, both sexes, and for 187 countries, and aggregated to regional and
global estimates of disease burden for three points in time with strictly comparable denitions and methods. YLLs
were calculated from age-sex-country-time-specic estimates of mortality by cause, with death by standardised lost
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life expectancy at each age. YLDs were calculated as prevalence of 1160 disabling sequelae, by age, sex, and cause, and
weighted by new disability weights for each health state. Neither YLLs nor YLDs were age-weighted or discounted.
Uncertainty around cause-specic DALYs was calculated incorporating uncertainty in levels of all-cause mortality,
cause-specic mortality, prevalence, and disability weights.
Findings Global DALYs remained stable from 1990 (2503 billion) to 2010 (2490 billion). Crude DALYs per 1000 decreased
by 23% (472 per 1000 to 361 per 1000). An important shift has occurred in DALY composition with the contribution of
deaths and disability among children (younger than 5 years of age) declining from 41% of global DALYs in 1990 to 25%
in 2010. YLLs typically account for about half of disease burden in more developed regions (high-income Asia Pacic,
western Europe, high-income North America, and Australasia), rising to over 80% of DALYs in sub-Saharan Africa. In
1990, 47% of DALYs worldwide were from communicable, maternal, neonatal, and nutritional disorders, 43% from
non-communicable diseases, and 10% from injuries. By 2010, this had shifted to 35%, 54%, and 11%, respectively.
Ischaemic heart disease was the leading cause of DALYs worldwide in 2010 (up from fourth rank in 1990, increasing by
29%), followed by lower respiratory infections (top rank in 1990; 44% decline in DALYs), stroke (fth in 1990; 19%
increase), diarrhoeal diseases (second in 1990; 51% decrease), and HIV/AIDS (33rd in 1990; 351% increase). Major
depressive disorder increased from 15th to 11th rank (37% increase) and road injury from 12th to 10th rank (34%
increase). Substantial heterogeneity exists in rankings of leading causes of disease burden among regions.
Interpretation Global disease burden has continued to shift away from communicable to non-communicable diseases
and from premature death to years lived with disability. In sub-Saharan Africa, however, many communicable,
maternal, neonatal, and nutritional disorders remain the dominant causes of disease burden. The rising burden from
mental and behavioural disorders, musculoskeletal disorders, and diabetes will impose new challenges on health
systems. Regional heterogeneity highlights the importance of understanding local burden of disease and setting goals
and targets for the post-2015 agenda taking such patterns into account. Because of improved denitions, methods,
and data, these results for 1990 and 2010 supersede all previously published Global Burden of Disease results.
Funding Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Introduction
Summary measures of population health combine information on mortality and non-fatal health outcomes to
provide unique perspectives on levels of health and key
contributing causes to loss of health.1 There are three
related but distinct uses of summary measures of
population health at the global, regional, national, or
subnational levels. Summary measures can be used,
rst, to compare overall population health across communities and over time; for example, national estimates
of healthy life expectancy (HALE) have been published
for 191 countries.2 The second and more common use of
summary measures is to provide a coherent overall
picture as to which diseases, injuries, and risk factors
contribute the most to health loss in a given population.
The comparative view provided by summary measures
helps decision-makers, researchers, and citizens
understand what the most important problems are and
whether they are getting better or worse. This
information, along with information on the costs,
intervention eectiveness, and equity implications of
health interventions and policy options, lays the
foundation for a debate on priorities for health policy
action and research that is clearly informed by the best
available evidence. Third, summary measures can help
guide an assessment of where health information
systems are strong or weak by identifying which data
sources required for their calculation are missing, of low
quality, or highly uncertain. Dierent users in dierent
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Methods
Study design
The division of countries into 21 epidemiological regions,
the choice of 20 age groups, and the primary methods for
each of the 18 components of the study are described by
Murray and colleagues.86 We provide only a brief
description here. The GBD cause list has 291 diseases
and injuries, which are organised in a hierarchy with up
to four levels of disaggregation. For each cause, there are
from one to 24 sequelae. In total, the study includes
1160 sequelae. The expansion of the cause list and the
criteria used to add causes and sequelae across various
revisions of the GBD study is described elsewhere.86
Causes of death
YLLs have been computed on the basis of cause-of-death
estimates for 235 of 291 causes of death for 20 age groups,
both sexes, and 187 countries. Two disorders, sudden
infant death syndrome (SIDS) and aortic aneurysm,
cause only YLLs. Cause of death estimates have been
developed with a comprehensive database of vital registration, verbal autopsy, surveillance, and other sources
covering 187 countries from 1980 to 2010. Quality of each
observation has been assessed, and various revisions of
the International Classication of Diseases and Injuries
(ICD) have been mapped. Deaths assigned to causes that
are not likely to underlie causes of death have been
reassigned with standardised algorithms.88,89 All observations were converted to the 20 standard GBD age
groups. For 133 causes, including all major causes of
death excluding HIV/AIDS, we used the Cause of Death
Ensemble model (CODEm) strategy to develop ensembles of the best performing models that meet two
plausibility criteria. The rst criterion is that the direction
of the regression coecient for a covariate is in the
expected direction, and the second is that the coecient
has a p value less than 005. Performance is assessed in
terms of rigorous out-of-sample predictive validity testing
based on the root-mean-squared error of the log of the
age-specic death rates, the percentage of time that trend
is accurately predicted, and the coverage of the uncertainty
intervals (UIs). For HIV/AIDS, we have used CODEm for
countries with high-quality vital registration systems and
the UNAIDS 2012 revision estimates by age and sex for
the remaining countries. Natural history models have
been used for African trypanosomiasis, measles, whooping cough, hepatitis E, typhoid and paratyphoid fevers,
leishmaniasis, HIV/AIDS, and congenital syphilis. Aetiologies or subcauses for diarrhoea, lower respiratory
infections, meningitis, chronic kidney diseases, maternal
disorders, cirrhosis, and liver cancer have been based on
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Ranking lists
For presentation of the leading causes of DALYs, we need
to choose the level in the cause hierarchy at which we rank
disorders. Because the leading causes of burden tend to
have some inuence on the perception of disease-control
priorities, the choice of aggregation is at once important
and subject to debate. To help convey the complexity of the
burden of disease results, we show information at the
second level of the GBD cause hierarchy (21 causes); we
have also identied a ranking list with 176 causes selected
to distinguish and cluster disorders that might have programmatic or public-health signicance. We aggregated
detailed causes within the broader categories of maternal
disorders, diarrhoeal diseases, lower respiratory infections,
stroke, and road injury for this reason. The full ranking list
is included in the report by Murray and colleagues.86
Results in the tables are provided for all 291 causes; the
ranking list is used only for the gures illustrating the
leading cause of DALYs. The 176 causes do not include
residual categories such as other parasitic or other cardiovascular diseases because these categories represent complex aggregations of detailed causes for which no clear
public health programme exists. The 176 causes along with
the excluded residual categories are also mutually exclusive
and collectively exhaustive.
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Results
In 2010, there were a total of 2490 billion DALYs, or
361 DALYs per 1000 population. Globally, 312% of
DALYs in 2010 were from YLDs and 688% from YLLs.
YLDs make very little contribution to the burden in the
neonatal age groups but increase to a peak in age group
1014 years when mortality rates are generally the lowest
(gure 1). In nearly all age groups, YLDs make up a
larger share of DALYs in women than in men. Globally,
YLDs in women caused 50% or more of DALYs up until
age 45 years and then declined slowly but still caused
about 30% of DALYs over the age of 70 years.
Across broad cause groups, the distribution of DALYs
in 2010 reected a predominance of NCDs globally, with
54% of all DALYs due to non-communicable diseases,
compared with 35% due to communicable, maternal,
neonatal, and nutritional disorders, and 11% due to
injuries. The composition of global DALYs in 2010 shows
the diversity of causes that make major contributions to
the burden of disease. Cancers and circulatory diseases
accounted for 19% of global DALYs, while about a third
of the global burden of disease was from other NCDs
including chronic respiratory, digestive, neurological,
mental and behavioural, endocrine, kidney, musculoskeletal, and other disorders. In the early and late
neonatal age groups, neonatal disorders, diarrhoea,
lower respiratory infections, and the category other
NCDs, which includes congenital anomalies, were most
common (gure 2). For children older than the age of
1 month, the cluster of diarrhoea, lower respiratory
infections and other infections, nutritional deciencies,
malaria and neglected tropical diseases, and a diverse set
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Figure 1: Years of life lost due to premature mortality and years lived with disability composition of total disability-adjusted life years by age and sex, 2010
Composition in male individuals (A) and female individuals (B). DALY=disability-adjusted life years. YLD=years lived with disability. YLL=years of life lost due to premature mortality.
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Distribution of DALYs for male individuals (A) and female individuals (B). DALY=disability-adjusted life years. An interactive version of this gure is available online at
http://healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd/visualizations/regional.
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All causes
2 502 601 (2 389 0532 639 606) 2 490 385 (2 349 2502 637 538)
1990
2010
05
234
265
435
650
1497 (13631706)
1900 (17322048)
269
Tuberculosis
194
1155 (10461341)
717 (581814)
379
HIV/AIDS
3501
342 (283420)
1184 (10891283)
2463
3281 (26584135)
3555
62 (5078)
217 (197238)
2505
3489
280 (231346)
967 (8781057)
2454
Diarrhoea, lower respiratory infections, meningitis, and other common infectious diseases
479
4107 (36914608)
599
Diarrhoeal diseases
1299 (11261436)
625
512
3462 (31843736)
Cholera
4463 (33445787)
545
185 (148230)
65 (4984)
650
4847 (38195949)
492
180 (145219)
70 (5586)
609
600
Shigellosis
7052 (56768466)
481
256 (214304)
102 (82123)
7542 (56869524)
576
336 (269408)
109 (83138)
674
6894 (56198286)
454
238 (203282)
100 (82120)
580
Campylobacter enteritis
7541 (56879374)
546
313 (256376)
109 (83136)
651
3577 (28614389)
2237 (17282832)
375
67 (5483)
32 (2541)
519
557
356 (294423)
122 (94151)
659
Rotaviral enteritis
558
796 (666919)
271 (209330)
660
436
733 (540977)
318 (233417)
566
322
175 (24323)
178 (25334)
Amoebiasis
Cryptosporidiosis
442
3894 (34584206)
1672 (14851843)
17
571
Inuenza
407
612 (535681)
279 (245311)
Pneumococcal pneumonia
380
818 (728898)
391 (344433)
543
523
514
828 (725923)
309 (270353)
626
545
848 (732965)
297 (250350)
650
347
788 (683897)
396 (345447)
498
153
1695 (10072797)
1866 (10493189)
101
32 (1953)
27 (1546)
Otitis media
4171 (25218188)
4680 (29467589)
122
79 (48154)
68 (43110)
137
223
713 (638850)
427 (371484)
402
8024 (69469065)
150
178 (157216)
116 (101132)
346
6611 (56617851)
348
191 (166237)
96 (82114)
498
Meningitis
Pneumococcal meningitis
H inuenzae type B meningitis
Meningococcal infection
Other meningitis
Encephalitis
Diphtheria
5163 (43975890)
109
109 (97133)
75 (6485)
314
5796 (51267055)
229
234 (209276)
139 (118158)
407
7141 (61488274)
297
192 (167229)
514 (04351)
236 (02016)
104 (89120)
459
541
10 (082)
3 (029)
647
102 (2492)
623
Whooping cough
510
270 (41310)
Tetanus
4663 (25697588)
786
411 (256648)
68 (37110)
836
Measles
802
992 (2972340)
151 (50356)
847
581 (1452773)
314
Varicella
Neglected tropical diseases and malaria
Malaria
Chagas disease
847 (1064875)
16 (292)
8 (240)
47
1958 (16232333)
1578 (12751997)
196
1304 (10291614)
584 (322966)
472
194
1200 (9211594)
80
546 (2711054)
65
11 (618)
8 (415)
281
3317 (21804890)
Leishmaniasis
5877 (34169458)
436
111 (64178)
48 (3271)
566
African trypanosomiasis
2034 (6304370)
560 (761766)
725
38 (1282)
8 (126)
788
Schistosomiasis
2125 (10524230)
3309 (17056260)
557
40 (2080)
48 (2591)
198
514 (398650)
503 (379663)
21
10 (812)
7 (510)
247
2 (14)
270
Cysticercosis
Echinococcosis
Lymphatic lariasis
Onchocerciasis
152 (60359)
2368 (15513399)
512 (361687)
144 (69286)
51
3 (17)
2775 (18074000)
172
45 (2964)
494 (360656)
35
10 (713)
40 (2658)
99
7 (510)
257
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1990
2010
144 (104189)
334 (243438)
1325
3 (24)
5 (46)
789
Dengue
712 (2261513)
825 (3441412)
159
13 (429)
12 (520)
108
151
<05 (005)
<05 (005)
114
21 (1239)
652
Yellow fever
<05 (005)
<05 (005)
Rabies
3234 (18666509)
1462 (8522659)
Ascariasis
Trichuriasis
Hookworm disease
548
61 (35123)
5184 (29798811)
425
170 (94290)
75 (43128)
557
1315 (7132349)
688
80 (43135)
19 (1034)
760
857 (4651420)
638 (3491061)
255
16 (927)
3934 (20566983)
3231 (16955732)
179
74 (39132)
9 (515)
427
47 (2583)
368
397
Food-borne trematodiases
2394 (6358501)
1875 (7084837)
217
45 (12160)
27 (1070)
5012 (36567226)
4724 (35256351)
57
95 (69136)
69 (5192)
275
254
407 (340485)
234 (188274)
426
Maternal disorders
Maternal haemorrhage
4784 (39235713)
3289 (26193860)
312
90 (74108)
48 (3856)
471
Maternal sepsis
2043 (17012508)
1309 (10591585)
359
39 (3247)
19 (1523)
507
4108 (34064986)
2797 (22543357)
319
77 (6494)
41 (3349)
476
Obstructed labour
1891 (14512625)
1792 (12492806)
52
36 (2750)
26 (1841)
271
Abortion
3218 (26683945)
2138 (17312592)
336
61 (5074)
31 (2538)
489
5538 (45766538)
4778 (38195512)
137
104 (86123)
69 (5580)
336
Neonatal disorders
262
5163 (45225672)
2931 (26443221)
432
441
274
1999 (16632281)
1117 (9611282)
172
1143 (9471415)
728 (588869)
363
39
868 (4741327)
642 (3971051)
261
500
1153 (8701404)
444 (372542)
615
Nutritional deciencies
237
2109 (17812543)
1239 (9991552)
413
Protein-energy malnutrition
424
1142 (9501352)
506 (406604)
557
3273 (21435008)
4027 (25946279)
230
62 (4094)
58 (3891)
53
740 (565941)
806 (6121037)
90
14 (1118)
12 (915)
161
Iodine deciency
Vitamin A deciency
Iron-deciency anaemia
439 (384552)
31
328
883 (6151247)
8 (710)
658 (450937)
4 (35)
254
483
129
909 (7371105)
609 (523713)
401
345 (215532)
159 (99247)
539
437
321 (189505)
139 (82224)
567
115
Syphilis
330
621 (3321085)
714 (3691271)
150
12 (620)
10 (518)
Gonococcal infection
230 (137381)
282 (156481)
228
4 (37)
4 (27)
55
Trichomoniasis
182 (0549)
167 (0493)
84
3 (010)
2 (07)
295
3 (35)
319
267 (181351)
236 (177339)
115
5 (37)
269
197 (184210)
192 (165230)
24
Acute hepatitis A
4945 (29427350)
4351 (24129026)
120
93 (55139)
63 (35131)
323
Acute hepatitis B
2877 (19103596)
4674 (31896052)
625
54 (3668)
68 (4688)
250
Acute hepatitis C
276 (169394)
518 (378713)
8 (510)
444
Acute hepatitis E
2349 (13393675)
3715 (15527470)
Leprosy
Other infectious diseases
Non-communicable diseases
Neoplasms
26 (1248)
19 399 (13 84723 286)
1 075 297 (1 001 6071 159 673)
6 (311)
17 715 (13 38221 539)
1 343 696 (1 239 9731 456 773)
877
581
766
87
250
273
99
Stomach cancer
Liver cancer
6152 (50316999)
2628 (21942937)
Oesophageal cancer
5 (37)
44 (2569)
<05 (01)
366 (261439)
20 283 (18 89321 874)
2793 (25802985)
54 (23108)
217
<05 (005)
820
257 (194313)
297
38
21
154 (125191)
130 (97157)
155
111
348 (266454)
238 (178313)
316
449
249 (203284)
277 (242333)
115
453
116 (95132)
130 (112158)
4141 (35424859)
576
50 (4155)
60 (5171)
118
213
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1990
2010
2645 (21672999)
3782 (32954488)
429
50 (4157)
55 (4865)
1762 (14302003)
2250 (19642687)
277
33 (2738)
33 (2939)
17
2055 (11013338)
2367 (12813818)
151
39 (2163)
34 (1955)
114
359
450 (355563)
470 (354556)
359
167 (162175)
174 (167184)
156
105 (67144)
93 (60127)
Larynx cancer
Trachea, bronchus, and lung cancers
100
45
Breast cancer
8845 (85719295)
Cervical cancer
5570 (35707639)
Uterine cancer
1016 (5881744)
1272 (6301825)
252
19 (1133)
18 (926)
37
Prostate cancer
2352 (14383486)
3787 (21895623)
610
44 (2766)
55 (3282)
239
355
201 (169223)
209 (185241)
43
2224 (18592401)
3228 (27183538)
451
42 (3545)
47 (3951)
117
Nasopharynx cancer
1486 (9801925)
2007 (13112611)
351
28 (1836)
29 (1938)
39
2094 (12112579)
2742 (15773413)
309
39 (2349)
40 (2350)
08
2046 (13742812)
3034 (19664061)
483
39 (2653)
44 (2959)
141
Pancreatic cancer
4188 (31865376)
6161 (46447694)
471
79 (60101)
89 (67112)
132
6440 (41118758)
45
110
841 (5391231)
1169 (7441694)
391
16 (1023)
17 (1125)
70
515 (350746)
798 (5571068)
549
10 (714)
12 (816)
192
2987 (21463606)
4118 (29305115)
379
56 (4068)
60 (4374)
313 (202405)
112
5 (37)
Ovarian cancer
Testicular cancer
282 (172364)
61
5 (36)
144
2132 (15542806)
3676 (28574922)
725
40 (2953)
53 (4171)
327
Bladder cancer
2388 (19042858)
3015 (23363563)
262
45 (3654)
44 (3452)
29
4602 (30536493)
6060 (36697455)
317
87 (58122)
88 (53108)
579 (446714)
836 (625997)
444
11 (813)
12 (914)
111
337
Thyroid cancer
Hodgkins disease
13
751 (4741035)
647 (430920)
138
14 (920)
9 (613)
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
4509 (35775210)
5860 (46106450)
300
85 (6798)
85 (6794)
00
Multiple myeloma
1029 (7241452)
1475 (9692002)
433
19 (1427)
21 (1429)
102
178
Leukaemia
Other neoplasms
Cardiovascular and circulatory diseases
68
169 (134208)
139 (111163)
344
233 (178292)
241 (173289)
34
226
4540 (42834861)
4282 (39634493)
57
296
272 (248306)
147 (131164)
292
1895 (18202055)
1884 (17302004)
06
Cerebrovascular disease
189
1622 (15281788)
1484 (13121567)
85
Ischaemic stroke
226
606 (558691)
572 (536660)
57
166
1016 (8531195)
912 (7891053)
103
374
210 (174258)
222 (186268)
57
219
173 (141207)
162 (142187)
62
493
458
1854 (13772429)
3598 (27564578)
941
35 (2646)
52 (4066)
Aortic aneurysm
2349 (16293220)
3163 (22804235)
346
44 (3161)
46 (3361)
36
505 (342748)
995 (7031445)
971
10 (614)
14 (1021)
517
183
1489 (12151828)
62
28 (2334)
23 (1827)
283
250 (216287)
247 (220278)
10
2248 (20362497)
1712 (14941968)
238
20
1477 (13281642)
1582 (12451839)
13
1114 (9531308)
246
66 (34115)
37 (2462)
433
46
405 (304531)
326 (249424)
195
2233 (15472978)
444
29 (2041)
32 (2243)
111
29
271 (202371)
202 (162249)
253
3503 (17996097)
2582 (16674295)
1547 (10432156)
263
275
459 (390513)
450 (377503)
19
268
134 (110150)
130 (112158)
24
7088 (58427961)
5629 (48136421)
7452 (63708553)
324
106 (91121)
108 (92124)
19
6350 (51287602)
350
120 (97143)
124 (99148)
39
2206
Articles
1990
2010
5260 (45566111)
33 564 (30 27336 733)
6011 (51727117)
32 691 (29 15335 898)
143
99 (86115)
87 (75103)
121
26
633 (571693)
474 (423521)
251
480
6718 (57187752)
324
187 (155201)
98 (83113)
1277 (9261717)
1197 (8601717)
63
24 (1732)
17 (1225)
279
Appendicitis
1902 (13062933)
1483 (9932096)
220
36 (2555)
22 (1430)
400
3860 (22434940)
3729 (27855009)
34
73 (4293)
54 (4073)
257
999 (8081358)
792 (5391208)
207
19 (1526)
11 (818)
390
2830 (19283648)
2875 (21903629)
16
53 (3669)
42 (3253)
218
880 (4491903)
1100 (5662399)
251
17 (836)
16 (835)
37
2179 (18362743)
2245 (19332598)
30
41 (3552)
33 (2838)
207
Pancreatitis
1695 (12402121)
2354 (18112989)
389
32 (2340)
34 (2643)
69
8003 (62619544)
274
151 (118180)
148 (121191)
20
Neurological disorders
1071 (9111224)
167
5695 (45166982)
Parkinsons disease
1094 (8801374)
Epilepsy
Multiple sclerosis
Migraine
875 (7001033)
15 927 (10 39422 023)
516
918 (7761074)
993
107 (85132)
165 (133199)
533
1918 (15292387)
753
21 (1726)
28 (2235)
349
302
252 (201314)
229
17 (1319)
1075 (8931251)
253 (205308)
16 (1318)
404
300 (196415)
1266 (7542016)
1779 (10562822)
405
24 (1438)
715
197 (129275)
259 (186359)
Tension-type headache
Other neurological disorders
325 (209452)
26 (1541)
02
55
80
81
320
376
2539 (21153005)
2688 (22453171)
59
436
197 (131266)
218 (142296)
105
343
248 (179330)
256 (188338)
34
521
248 (183326)
290 (221368)
171
5278 (37666850)
734
100 (71129)
133 (103166)
334
862 (5291321)
1110 (6451727)
288
16 (1025)
16 (925)
1911 (10802984)
2617 (14704109)
369
36 (2056)
38 (2160)
54
1693 (11052418)
2057 (13482929)
215
32 (2146)
30 (2043)
65
5059 (35557042)
3399 (23354932)
09
488
64 (4493)
73 (52102)
145
375
1019 (7621291)
1078 (8081368)
58
369
870 (6511102)
917 (6931174)
54
408
148 (99205)
161 (106224)
84
409
172 (109248)
187 (117271)
85
364
371 (262506)
389 (273534)
50
1304 (9341770)
2161 (15192949)
657
25 (1833)
31 (2243)
275
03
Dysthymia
5918 (41338130)
295
112 (78153)
111 (78153)
Autism
3088 (21194260)
4007 (27525563)
298
58 (4080)
58 (4081)
02
Aspergers syndrome
2830 (19174016)
3659 (24635150)
293
53 (3676)
53 (3675)
05
5472 (32778359)
6245 (37859347)
141
103 (62158)
91 (55136)
122
424 (244667)
491 (280775)
158
8 (513)
7 (411)
109
5047 (29607840)
5753 (34288748)
1247 (7461924)
1043 (5721687)
1135 (7211675)
1482 (9902152)
140
95 (56148)
84 (50127)
123
164
24 (1436)
15 (824)
357
306
Diabetes mellitus
690
523 (447620)
680 (582801)
300
3684 (17468386)
456
128 (52339)
53 (25122)
581
1777 (15592081)
05
1605 (13891933)
22 (1431)
Acute glomerulonephritis
439
21 (1432)
107
517
263 (230292)
307 (263337)
167
2642 (23713018)
4675 (40305182)
769
50 (4557)
68 (5875)
361
2850 (25243183)
4599 (39825057)
614
54 (4860)
67 (5873)
242
2207
Articles
1990
2010
8453 (72919375)
405
159 (138177)
172 (148189)
81
666
153 (117201)
196 (152257)
282
3108 (21963766)
508
39 (2750)
45 (3255)
161
2060 (14212638)
897 (6591331)
3726 (23925645)
126 (50270)
1307 (8291844)
1113 (7851834)
241
17 (1225)
16 (1127)
45
834
70 (45106)
99 (64148)
411
369
2 (15)
3 (15)
53
2296 (16813068)
173 (70365)
757
25 (1635)
33 (2445)
352
04
305
148 (96225)
149 (93230)
Uterine broids
2355 (15843354)
3062 (19904573)
300
44 (3063)
44 (2966)
00
2027 (9713786)
2756 (13125212)
359
38 (1871)
40 (1976)
46
59
Female infertility
Endometriosis
Genital prolapse
125 (50259)
376
2 (14)
2 (14)
405 (143739)
91 (36189)
545 (1881008)
346
8 (314)
8 (315)
36
1343 (5482690)
1817 (7463654)
353
25 (1051)
26 (1153)
41
Premenstrual syndrome
983 (492592)
1249 (633337)
270
19 (149)
18 (148)
23
654 (491873)
705 (527954)
77
12 (916)
10 (814)
171
94
270 (203350)
227 (177286)
158
Thalassaemias
5397 (40847018)
5717 (41707728)
59
102 (77132)
83 (61112)
185
Sickle-cell disorders
4333 (32885576)
5641 (42447246)
302
82 (62105)
82 (62105)
325 (254414)
303 (244372)
68
4238 (29506223)
3979 (28875400)
61
6392 (43498434)
777
G6PD deciency
Musculoskeletal disorders
Rheumatoid arthritis
Osteoarthritis
Low back and neck pain
455
6 (58)
02
4 (45)
283
80 (56117)
58 (4278)
277
121 (82159)
165 (119247)
367
2198 (16732778)
2462 (18833088)
120
444
63 (4979)
70 (5488)
111
640
197 (134279)
249 (172352)
262
421
1549 (10742083)
1694 (11702272)
94
426
1099 (7531474)
1206 (8221624)
97
Neck pain
410
450 (312624)
488 (341675)
Gout
Other musculoskeletal disorders
Other non-communicable diseases
Congenital anomalies
76 (48112)
114 (72167)
493
499
23
1 (12)
388 (321439)
2 (12)
448 (375502)
85
149
154
2350 (19102966)
1850 (14392462)
213
448
283
1023 (8601302)
564 (462664)
6372 (38849096)
381
194 (118280)
92 (56132)
524
290
411 (344541)
224 (198258)
454
982 (5431688)
571 (408747)
419
19 (1032)
8 (611)
Downs syndrome
2120 (10873380)
1775 (12272463)
163
40 (2164)
26 (1836)
356
3051 (11596843)
1761 (10172972)
423
58 (22129)
26 (1543)
556
378
553
191
302 (170459)
188 (122249)
224
570 (394838)
536 (360808)
58
291
130 (66205)
129 (66204)
06
Psoriasis
742 (3711179)
1059 (5281690)
428
14 (722)
15 (825)
Cellulitis
1428 (10691863)
1292 (10001770)
96
27 (2035)
19 (1526)
304
98
3166 (22954355)
2869 (20994175)
94
60 (4382)
42 (3061)
303
Scabies
1881 (9563384)
1580 (8072792)
160
35 (1864)
23 (1241)
354
1618 (5323754)
2303 (7405435)
423
31 (1071)
33 (1179)
95
2354 (10584369)
2731 (12034941)
160
44 (2082)
40 (1772)
107
Acne vulgaris
3281 (15456205)
4002 (18697575)
220
62 (29117)
58 (27110)
62
Alopecia areata
1002 (3131906)
1352 (4242567)
350
19 (636)
20 (637)
39
2208
Articles
1990
2010
1433 (6822676)
2086 (10043951)
456
27 (1350)
30 (1557)
Urticaria
1968 (7573431)
2600 (9804441)
321
37 (1465)
38 (1464)
16
975 (7641232)
1206 (9141539)
236
18 (1423)
17 (1322)
49
106
Decubitus ulcer
Other skin and subcutaneous diseases
Sense organ diseases
3459 (16426475)
25 169 (18 14035 220)
Glaucoma
443 (338561)
Cataracts
4225 (32835364)
513 (388647)
3608 (26884762)
Macular degeneration
Refraction and accommodation disorders
943 (7251178)
437
65 (31122)
72 (34135)
380
475 (342664)
504 (365692)
62
1127
8 (611)
14 (1117)
637
4732 (36476010)
120
80 (62101)
69 (5387)
138
1329 (10261668)
1589
10 (712)
19 (1524)
992
5593 (41177468)
550
68 (5190)
81 (60108)
193
291
230 (137368)
229 (137366)
07
4069 (21717180)
534
77 (41135)
91 (47163)
180
100 (34231)
Oral disorders
4973 (23289311)
34 733 (25 16747 663)
121
136 (46309)
354
2 (14)
209
Dental caries
3704 (15237150)
4984 (20869356)
345
70 (29135)
72 (30136)
35
Periodontal disease
3440 (13107305)
573
65 (25138)
79 (30164)
210
Edentulism
Injuries
218 (113384)
42
234 (129396)
2 (14)
70
5273 (31008127)
4621 (26787296)
124
99 (58153)
67 (39106)
326
2583 (13214884)
1893 (11273139)
267
49 (2592)
27 (1646)
436
134
Transport injuries
337
1151 (9741371)
1184 (9791502)
Road injury
332
1069 (9361284)
1096 (8931376)
25
467
330 (258388)
372 (295484)
129
4634 (43085061)
4044 (36804438)
127
29
3362 (26014070)
4645 (36435496)
382
63 (4977)
67 (5380)
63
421
163 (130195)
178 (145202)
94
316
405 (333489)
410 (343486)
90
124 (73198)
87 (52146)
6096 (50327458)
395
82 (68102)
67
2437 (22352710)
4370 (36235384)
88 (73108)
1750 (15571936)
13
300
73
282
Falls
367
488 (401597)
514 (413639)
52
Drowning
313
542 (425648)
287 (246360)
471
110
323 (261382)
276 (193350)
146
Poisonings
199
210 (158332)
130 (96172)
384
280
298 (216448)
165 (126196)
446
4624 (31256872)
392
143 (89218)
67 (45100)
532
7097 (46868517)
165
160 (107218)
103 (68124)
358
2483 (19013006)
4082 (33334730)
644
47 (3657)
59 (4869)
265
Animal contact
4743 (32176151)
3659 (23665049)
229
89 (61116)
53 (3473)
406
3531 (21105519)
2729 (15454806)
227
67 (40104)
40 (2270)
405
1212 (6251952)
929 (5581281)
233
23 (1237)
13 (819)
211
439 (377484)
267 (236302)
410
393
264
928 (7791073)
903 (7531060)
27
Self-harm
238
558 (434704)
532 (390648)
47
Interpersonal violence
304
370 (274443)
371 (291478)
03
Assault by rearm
353
155 (119190)
162 (127191)
41
4776 (33196698)
486
90 (63126)
103 (70147)
143
6729 (51827705)
7526 (62748920)
118
127 (98145)
109 (91129)
139
6282 (47869222)
1284
118 (90174)
208 (130404)
757
1674 (10912917)
6999
32 (2155)
194 (119381)
5155
4608 (35386516)
960 (7081480)
792
87 (67123)
14 (1021)
840
Data are DALYs (95% UI) or % change. UI=uncertainty interval. DALYs=disability-adjusted life years. %=percentage change. E coli=Escherichia coli. H inuenzae=Haemophilus inuenzae.
Table 1: Global disability-adjusted life years for 291 causes in 1990 and 2010 for all ages, both sexes combined, and per 100 000 with 95% UI and percentage change
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2210
200
Premenstrual syndrome
Whooping cough
Fungal skin
diseases
150
Typhoid and paratyphoid fevers
Tehran University of
Medical Sciences, Tehran,
Iran (F Farzadfar MD,
M Moradi-Lakeh MD); National
Institute for Stroke and
Applied Neurosciences
(Prof V Feigin MD), Auckland
Technical University,
Auckland, New Zealand
(R Krishnamurthi PhD,
E Witt MSc); Medical School
(G V Polanczyk MD), Federal
University of So Paulo, So
Paulo, Brazil (C P Ferri PhD);
Carnegie Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
(S Flaxman BA); James Cook
University, Townsville,
QLD, Australia (K Watt PhD);
Howard University College
of Medicine, Washington,
DC, USA (Prof R F Gillum MD);
Addiction Info Switzerland,
Lausanne, Switzerland
(Prof G Gmel PhD); Department
of Epidemiology and
Biostatistics (M C Nevitt PhD),
University of California, San
Francisco, San Francisco,
CA, USA (Prof R Gosselin MD,
M Lipnick MD, A-C Meyer MD,
C Robinson BS); College of
Medicine, SUNY Downstate
Medical Center, Brooklyn,
NY, USA (J Groeger MPH);
National Center for Injury
Prevention and Control
(D A Sleet PhD), Centers
for Disease Control and
Prevention, Atlanta, GA,
USA (S T Wiersma MD);
Universit de Lorraine, Nancy,
France (Prof F Guillemin MD);
University of Bristol, Bristol,
UK (Prof D Gunnell DSc);
New York University, New York
City, NY (Prof H Hagan PhD,
Prof G D Thurston ScD); Brandeis
University, Waltham, MA, USA
(Y A Halasa DDS, S Shahraz MD,
Prof D S Shepard PhD,
E A Undurraga PhD); Parc Sanitari
Sant Joan de Du, CIBERSAM,
Universitat de Barcelona,
Sant Boi de Llobregat, Spain
(J M Haro MD); Karolinska
University Hospital, Stockholm,
Sweden (R Havmoeller); The
Queen Elizabeth Hospital,
Adelaide, SA, Australia
(C Hill MBBS); Universit de
Franche-Comt, Besanon,
France (Prof B Hoen MD);
Centre Hospitalier Rgional
Universitaire de Besanon,
Besanon, France (Prof B Hoen);
National Institute on Deafness
and Other Communication
Disorders (H Homan MA),
National Institute of Diabetes
and Digestive and Kidney
Periodontal
disease
Diphtheria
100
Varicella
Exposure
to forces
of nature
Sepsis and other
infectious disorders
of the newborn baby
50
Food-borne
trematodiases
Measles
0
0
25
50
75
100
125
150
175
DALY rank
Figure 3: Global disability-adjusted life years (DALY) rank with 95% UI by cause in 2010
UI=uncertainty interval. An interactive version of this gure is available online at http://healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd/visualizations/regional.
Non-communicable
diseases
Injuries
1 181 610
1 075 297
245 694
1 744 235
1 374 650
325 793
3 386 762
1 481 435
1 579 654
325 673
2 490 385
868 024
1 343 696
278 665
All causes
Communicable,
maternal, neonatal, and
nutritional disorders
2 502 601
3 444 678
376%
476%
278%
23%
222%
191%
00%
358%
519%
219%
191%
05%
265%
250%
134%
326%
Table 2: Decomposition analysis of the change of global disability-adjusted life years (thousands) by level 1 causes from 1990 to 2010 into total
population growth, population ageing, and changes in age-specic, sex-specic, and cause-specic disability-adjusted-life-year rates
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DALYs by nearly 50%. Declines in age-specic and sexspecic rates overall have meant that this group increased
by 25%. Injury DALYs have increased more modestly,
driven to a large extent by growth in population numbers
and modest declines in rates.
These demographic and epidemiological changes
have changed the age distribution of burden. In 1990, 41%
of DALYs were due to deaths and disability in children
younger than 5 years of age but by 2010, that had decreased
to 25% (gure 4). Over the same interval, the burden of
disease in the reproductive age-groups (1549 years)
increased from 270% to 350% of total DALYs. The shift
to burden at older ages is also evident in the age groups
5069 years and 70 years or older. The slight predominance
of burden of 544% in male individuals in 1990 increased
to 550% in 2010 (gure 4). Male burden is higher than
female burden in all age groups except in the age groups
7579 years in 1990 and 80 years or older in 1990 and 2010.
In 1990, 233% of DALYs were from YLDs. From 1990 to
2010, YLLs decreased from 1919 billion to 1713 billion,
and YLDs increased 583 million to 777 million, so that by
2010, YLDs accounted for 312% of global DALYs, reecting the relative increase of non-fatal versus fatal loss of
healthy life years. As a consequence of these substantial
structural changes in the burden of disease from younger
to older ages and from YLLs to YLDs, the broad composition of the burden of disease has shifted from
communicable, maternal, neonatal and nutritional disorders to NCDs and injuries. In 1990, 47% of DALYs were
caused by communicable, maternal, neonatal and nutritional disorders, 43% from NCDs, and 10% from injuries.
By 2010, this had shifted to 35% caused by communicable,
maternal, neonatal, and nutritional disorders, 54% by
NCDs, and 11% by injuries. The main changes from
1990 to 2010 are the reductions in infectious diseases,
mostly among children, an increase in the HIV/AIDS and
tuberculosis category, and increases in a diverse set of
NCD and injury categories. Maternal disorders declined
from 09% of DALYs in 1990 to 06% in 2010. From 1990 to
2010, mental and behavioural disorders increased from
54% to 74% and musculoskeletal disorders increased
from 47% to 68%. Neurological disorders including
dementia increased from 19% to 30% over the two
decades. Increases in cardiovascular diseases were modest
from 96% to 118%. Unintentional injuries including
transport injuries increased from 76% to 81% in 2010.
Across the 1000 draws of the entire study results, each
cause has been ordered in terms of total DALYs (gure 5).
Causes in the gure are ordered by their mean rank
across the 1000 draws. The order based on the mean rank
across draws is not the same as the order based on the
mean value of DALYs shown in table 1. For example, in
2010, malaria caused slightly more DALYs than HIV/
AIDS in table 1; HIV/AIDS, however, in this gure ranks
fth and malaria seventh because across the 1000 draws
HIV/AIDS is more likely to rank higher in the list than
malaria because of the much greater uncertainty around
2211
Articles
2212
1990
Mean rank
(95% UI)
2010
Disorder
Disorder
Mean rank
(95% UI)
10 (1 to 2)
10 (1 to 2)
20 (1 to 2)
2 Diarrhoea
20 (1 to 3)
44 (48 to 39)
34 (3 to 5)
3 Stroke
32 (2 to 5)
19 (5 to 26)
38 (3 to 5)
4 Diarrhoea
49 (4 to 8)
51 (57 to 45)
52 (4 to 6)
5 Stroke
5 HIV/AIDS
66 (4 to 9)
29 (22 to 34)
63 (5 to 8)
6 COPD
67 (3 to 11)
43 (34 to 53)
80 (6 to 13)
7 Malaria
7 Malaria
67 (3 to 11)
21 (9 to 63)
99 (7 to 13)
8 Tuberculosis
80 (5 to 11)
27 (37 to 16)
102 (7 to 14)
9 Proteinenergy malnutrition
9 COPD
81 (5 to 11)
2 (8 to 5)
103 (7 to 15)
10 Neonatal encephalopathy*
10 Road injury
84 (4 to 11)
34 (11 to 63)
113 (7 to 17)
108 (7 to 14)
37 (25 to 50)
118 (8 to 15)
12 Road injury
12 Neonatal encephalopathy*
17 (30 to 1)
129 (8 to 16)
13 Congenital anomalies
13 Tuberculosis
19 (34 to 6)
150 (8 to 18)
14 Iron-deficiency anaemia
14 Diabetes
69 (58 to 77)
15 Iron-deficiency anaemia
3 (6 to 1)
153 (3 to 36)
16 Measles
16 Neonatal sepsis
3 (25 to 27)
154 (8 to 24)
17 Neonatal sepsis
17 Congenital anomalies
28 (43 to 9)
18 Meningitis
18 Selfharm
24 (0 to 42)
19 Self-harm
19 Falls
37 (20 to 55)
20 Drowning
20 Proteinenergy malnutrition
42 (51 to 33)
21 Diabetes
21 Neck pain
41 (28 to 55)
36 (18 to 47)
22 Falls
22 Lung cancer
23 Cirrhosis
23 Cirrhosis
28 (19 to 36)
24 Lung cancer
50 (43 to 57)
25 Neck pain
25 Meningitis
22 (32 to 12)
32 Drowning
33 HIV/AIDS
56 Measles
Figure 5: Global disability-adjusted life year ranks with 95% UI for the top 25 causes in 1990 and 2010, and the percentage change with 95% UIs between
1990 and 2010
UI=uncertainty interval. COPD=chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. *Includes birth asphyxia/trauma. An interactive version of this gure is available online at http://
healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd/visualizations/regional.
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Western Europe
Australasia
5382 (49665853)
1990
2010
91
231 (213250)
239 (218262)
35
16
302 (280326)
272 (250298)
98
133
264 (243287)
235 (214260)
107
144
287 (267309)
268 (248289)
66
Central Europe
103
355 (335379)
327 (305353)
79
64
299 (281321)
259 (240281)
135
Eastern Europe
East Asia
6101 (55386733)
50
400 (380424)
449 (427474)
123
124
319 (299342)
238 (220257)
255
195
55
349 (329371)
281 (261304)
81
321 (305340)
250 (233268)
222
20
418 (392444)
309 (287332)
260
Southeast Asia
Central Asia
58
441 (420464)
356 (334379)
193
142
427 (402454)
265 (244286)
380
12
408 (387432)
279 (259302)
315
713
437 (414462)
614 (487915)
406
89
665 (628710)
422 (393452)
365
226
Oceania
4015 (35274618)
190
621 (546714)
481 (393586)
4779 (39075825)
850
452 (426481)
625 (591659)
381
13
994 (9431054)
575 (546609)
421
275
1132 (10441232)
802 (738864)
291
190
1040 (9801103)
740 (691794)
288
Data are DALYs (95% uncertainty intervals) or % change. DALY=disability-adjusted life years. %=percentage change.
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Composition in 1990 (A) and 2010 (B). DALY=disability-adjusted life years. YLD=years of life lost due to premature mortality. YLL=years lived with disability.
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Proportion in 1990 (A) and 2010 (B). An interactive version of this gure is available online at http://healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd/visualizations/regional.
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Stomach
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Prostate
Pharynx
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Mouth
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Larynx
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101 41
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62 117
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Southern
sub-Saharan Africa
Eastern
sub-Saharan Africa
Central
sub-Saharan Africa
Western
sub-Saharan Africa
2
3
6
4
11
1
14
8
13
13
7
7
154 22
9
11
16
9
4
5
5
6
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2
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10
17
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10
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25
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18
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33
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30
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46 46
107 110
43 45
56 50
50 70
59 57
88 19
96 75
149 54
108 84
94 88
67 71
62 77
51 164
90 78
55 122
Oceania
2
15
1
49
38
5
169
27
3
4
8
24
37
10
32
132
16
13
11
99
9
6
21
14
73
26
47
53
28
36
35
19
7
79
23
44
31
17
12
80
25
29
20
22
109
39
54
41
58
74
121
162
18
40
42
48
159
94
122
South Asia
1
13
2
49
4
3
163
35
10
7
5
40
17
15
29
82
25
6
14
123
18
9
11
16
78
30
12
42
39
26
23
28
60
34
8
44
53
24
20
119
31
36
38
21
69
27
19
33
22
161
144
160
64
32
68
37
140
70
61
Caribbean
1
1
17
6
2
3
77
44
72
34
3
2
163 166
37
12
7
7
8
5
5
4
66 42
55
65
9
9
29 27
114 49
32
13
14
11
6
17
122 80
14
10
4
15
10
16
13
8
84 59
15
11
42 22
33
24
30
21
18
29
28 18
49 48
39 54
74
55
21
19
38 37
16
20
20 30
23
32
133 91
25
31
19
28
27
33
12
23
105 77
22
25
71
64
24 26
26 35
161 79
137 122
156 157
69 51
73 102
48 56
31
38
124 123
98 63
41
39
Andean
Latin America
North Africa
and Middle East
1
21
7
48
37
3
155
26
2
10
5
54
124
8
117
99
30
14
15
116
9
4
16
6
91
13
25
22
18
29
11
64
49
73
19
52
27
24
56
109
36
33
23
17
123
20
75
12
32
149
146
154
55
42
28
31
43
69
34
Central Asia
2
30
5
53
87
1
157
29
3
9
4
50
123
14
36
113
27
18
7
129
10
8
37
6
92
12
60
15
22
17
11
64
52
84
21
55
26
23
48
132
28
68
20
16
122
19
75
13
49
151
135
152
54
74
24
31
105
77
25
Southeast Asia
2
21
3
52
59
1
162
44
7
12
4
66
107
10
84
120
35
15
6
119
8
5
19
9
102
14
65
23
24
18
20
88
37
94
22
50
17
25
29
133
30
32
39
13
123
16
92
11
42
158
148
156
51
105
27
26
57
73
28
Tropical
Latin America
Central
Latin America
3
7
1
46
108
2
163
58
18
16
12
84
42
10
39
119
41
5
11
114
9
6
17
4
91
21
70
26
20
23
25
48
13
71
28
50
31
15
8
128
27
37
29
14
124
30
76
19
52
150
148
157
36
107
22
24
90
80
56
East Asia
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
47
48
49
50
52
55
56
57
58
62
64
71
82
88
Eastern Europe
High-income
North America
Central Europe
Cause
Australasia
2130
91176
Western Europe
1120
5190
High-income
Asia Pacic
110
3150
Global
Ranking legend
Southern
Latin America
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Causes in the gure are ordered according to global ranks for causes. The gure shows all causes that are in the 25 leading causes in at least one region. Ranks are also colour-shaded to indicate
rank intervals. *Includes birth asphyxia/trauma. An interactive version of this gure is available online at http://healthmetricsandevaluation.org/gbd/visualizations/regional.
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