Deaths and Disease Burden by Cause: Global Burden of Disease

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Contents

1. Introduction.1

2. Analysis categories 2

2.1 Cause categories 2

2.2 Regions for epidemiological analyses .3

2.3 Age groups.3

2.4 Time period4

3. Data and methods – all-cause mortality4

3.1 Countries with a time series of vital registration data .6

3.2 Countries where other information on 45q15 is available.6

3.3 China7

3.4 India .7

3.5 Turkey7

3.6 Other countries 8

4. Data and methods – cause distribution of deaths.8

4.1 Methods used for estimating death rates by cause 8

4.2 Cause of death for countries with complete vital registration.10

4.3 Cause of death for countries with incomplete vital registration10

4.4 China11

4.5 India .12

4.6 Thailand .13

4.7 Egypt13

4.8 Iran.13

4.9 Turkey14

4.10 Cause of death for countries without vital registration data14

4.11 Epidemiological estimates for specific causes 15

Tuberculosis 15

HIV/AIDS 17

Diarrheal diseases 17

Vaccine-preventable childhood diseases 17

Acute lower respiratory infections18

Malaria18

Chagas disease18

Maternal mortality 18

Perinatal causes18

Cancer.19

Drug dependence 19

War deaths 19

5. Data and methods – YLD and DALY .20

5.1 The Disability Adjusted Life Year (DALY)20

5.2 Estimating incidence, prevalence, and YLD .21

5.3 Communicable diseases and maternal, perinatal, and nutritional conditions

Tuberculosis 23

HIV/AIDS 23

Diarrheal diseases 23

Malaria23

Schistosomiasis .23

Lymphatic filariasis.24

Onchocerciasis24

Trachoma 24

Lower respiratory infections.24

Protein-energy malnutrition .24

Iodine deficiency .25

Iron-deficiency anemia .25

5.4 Non-communicable diseases .25

Malignant neoplasms 25

Diabetes mellitus.25

Depressive disorders.25

Anxiety disorders.26

Alcohol and drug use disorders 26

Insomnia (primary) .26

Epilepsy.26

Alzheimer and other dementias 26

Parkinson disease .27

Migraine27

Low vision and blindness 27

Hearing loss 27

Congestive hear failure.27

Angina pectoris .27

Stroke 28

Chronic obstructive lung disease28

Asthma.28

Rheumatoid arthritis .29

Osteoarthritis 29

Edentulism.29

5.5 Injuries .29

5.6 Disability weights30

5.7 GBD estimates for 2001 and 2002 30

6. Results: global burden of disease for 200132

6.1 Estimated global deaths (all causes) for 2001 .32

Child deaths under 5 years .33

Adult mortality 34

6.2 Estimated deaths by cause for 2001 34

Causes of death in children.35

Causes of death in adults 36

Causes of death in older adults.37

Regional variations in causes of death .38

6.3 Estimates of YLD for 2001 .39

6.4 DALYs for 2001 40

The growing burden of noncommunicable diseases .42

Injuries – a hidden epidemic among male young adults.43

Regional variation in burden of disease .44

Acknowledgements44

References 45

Annex A Tables

1. GBD 2001 cause categories and ICD codes57

2. GBD 2001 cause categories, sequelae, and case definitions .62

3. Regional epidemiological analysis categories for Global Burden of Disease 2000 Project: GBD

regions and 17 subregions

4. Regional reporting categories for DCP2 .71

5. Data sources and methods for estimates of all-cause mortality by age and sex

6. Data source and methods for estimates of mortality by cause, age, and sex.83

7a. Disability weights for diseases and conditions (except cancers and injuries).91

7b. Disability weights for malignant neoplasms and their long-term sequelae.96

7c. Disability weights for injuries .97

Annex B Tables

8.1a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in low- and middle-income countries for the year 2001 — Male



8.1b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in low- and middle-income countries for the year 2001 —

Female

8.2a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the East Asia and Pacific region for the year 2001 — Male

8.2b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the East Asia and Pacific region for the year 2001 —

Female

8.3a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Europe and Central Asia region for the year 2001 —

Male

8.3b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Europe and Central Asia region for the year 2001 —

Female

8.4a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Latin America and Caribbean region for the year 2001 —

Male

8.4b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Latin America and Caribbean region for the year 2001 —

Female

8.5a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Middle East and North Africa region for the year 2001 —

Male

8.5b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Middle East and North Africa region for the year 2001 —

Female

8.6a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the South Asia region for the year 2001 — Male

8.6b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the South Asia region for the year 2001 — Female

8.7a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Sub-Saharan Africa region for the year 2001 — Male

8.7a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the Sub-Saharan Africa region for the year 2001 — Female



8.8a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in high-income countries for the year 2001 — Male

8.8b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in high-income countries for the year 2001 — Female

8.9a Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the world for the year 2001 — Male

8.9b Deaths by age, sex, and cause in the world for the year.2001 — Female

Annex C Tables

9.1a Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the low- and middle-income

region for the year 2001 — Male

9.1b Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the low- and middle-income

region for the year 2001 — Female

9.2a Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the East Asia and Pacific

region for the year 2001 — Male

9.2b Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the East Asia and Pacific

region for the year 2001 — Female

9.3a Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the Europe and Central Asia

region for the year 2001 — Male

9.3b Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) by age, sex, and cause in the Europe and Central Asia