In India, NCDs kill 6 million people each year, according to Apollo Hospitals Group research, Health News and ET Health World.

New Delhi: In India, NCDs kill 6 million people each year, of which about 23 percent are between the ages of 30 and 70. Apollo hospital Published findings of the report on the group,’National health 2022 to investigate the trend of non-communicable diseases (NCD) in the country. This report is COVID-19 Risk Assessment Scanner by Apollo 24/7.

The report highlighted current trends in NCDs such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease. COPD, Asthma and obesity in different parts of the country. The report also highlighted the potential of AI and data analysis in risk prediction and early detection, and NCD management.

The main findings of the report show that diabetes is increasing in the southern and eastern parts of the country, with a national average prevalence of 6.96 percent. Urban areas showed a higher prevalence at 7.01 percent compared to 6.70 percent rural areas. The study also showed that obesity in women over the age of 35 leads to poor control of diabetes and increases the risk of heart disease and other complications. The data also showed that HbA1c diabetes marker levels were increased by 0.5, resulting in inadequate diabetes management in women with high cholesterol.

In hypertension, this study showed a national prevalence of hypertension above 8.18 percent and a higher incidence in northern and eastern India. Data show that adult men between the ages of 36 and 50 are 36% more likely to develop high blood pressure than adult women in the same age range. 8.6% of urban areas showed a higher incidence than 7.58% of rural areas.

How about Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma showed an incidence similar to the number in the world at 2%. Here, we show that women aged 36 to 50 are 1.3 times more likely to develop COPD than men.

Comments on the report, Dr. Platap C Lady, Chairman, Apollo Hospital Group “Last year, the country steadily built a breakwater against COVID and implemented a strong vaccination program, which steadily reduced the number of cases of COVID. As we got out of the shadow of COVID, we diagnosed millions of patients. It is imperative to refocus on the NCD’s pandemic in the face of treatment-affecting turmoil. We approach health as an investment, not as an expense. It is a pandemic, a contaminated planet, and a theme-forming disease. It is the only way to succeed against the multiple challenges faced today by increasing the incidence of. World health day 2022-Our planet, our health.

“For developing countries like India, NCDs are an important issue that needs to be addressed. In India, NCDs kill 6 million people each year, of which about 23 percent are between the ages of 30 and 70. 3.8 for COVID scanners. Raku’s response demonstrates the importance of tackling NCD challenges with all the tools we have at our disposal. Data show that the national prevalence of diabetes is about 7 percent, high blood pressure. In the case of COPD and asthma. Given the population of 1.2 billion, these increase the burden of illness and affect productivity and economic growth. It’s a huge number. We need to tackle NCD challenges through promoting a healthy lifestyle, early diagnosis and management, “says Dr. Reddy. Added.

Dr. Sangita Lady, co-managing director of the Apollo Hospitals Group, said: It is at the heart of our actions to create a society focused on happiness. The annual Health of the Nation study, which collates vast amounts of real-world data on disease prevalence, incidence, and risk, allocates resources optimally and provides appropriate strategies for tackling NCD pandemics. It has led to insights that will help you develop. ”

The survey also looked at employee data for approximately 35,000 companies. The average prevalence of at least one NCD in an employee is about 56%. High-cholesterol NCD risk factors are prevalent in 48% of employees, and obesity is prevalent in 18% of employees. In a corporate environment that varies from sector to sector and is more sedentary, it indicates that employees need to consider ways to help them proactively mitigate these risks.

Dr. Sangita Reddy emphasized the findings of the report’s corporate employee data, stating: The results of a survey of 35,000 health examinations conducted at a company in 2021 also show that the prevalence of NCD is high among employees of the company. These insights will help you gain an edge in using technology to secure a healthy workforce. Combined with 38 years of pioneering experience, new AI and ML-based technologies to predict risk scores and develop structured lifestyle programs with new care models that lead to improved clinical outcomes. You can use it freely. “