Top Non-Communicable Disease Killers, Infographic

HUMAN ECONOMIC COSTS ETOP NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE KILLERS THE HUMAN TOLL: R.I.P. of ALL DEATHS, globally, are caused by NCDS E 30 63% MILLION are people UNDER 60 years of age LIVES 25% each year DIABETES 1.3 million deaths RESPIRATORY DISEASE 4.2 million deaths CANCER 7.6 million deaths CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE NCD DEATHS COST: 17.3 million deaths OBESITY DISORDERS DIABETES Cost the global economy: Estimated to cost U.S. employers, per year: 39.3 million lost workdays 239 million restricted-activity days $500 billion in 2010 $745 billion (projected) THESE DISEASES CAUSE 8C% OF ALL NCD DEATHS 62.7 million doctor visits 2030 9 MILLION $47 TRILLION IN 2 DECADES in lost cumulative 50% $$$ $$$$$$$ working adults' lives of healthcare global output spending 2015 2035 DESPITE ALL OF THE HUMAN AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF NCDS, TAKE ONLY 3% of healthcare spending is directed toward preventing disease! АCION! ACCORDING TO THE W.H.O. ELIMINATING: 40% reduced risk cancer 75% smoking drinking poor diet inactivity reduced risk type 2 heart stroke BONUS TIPS: diabetes disease Using olive oil for cooking and People who sleep No matter how much you exercise, spending your free time by sitting for 25 hours/day increases your risk of getting heart failure by 34%. Every 1-hour increment in sedentary TV time is associated with an 11% increased risk for all-cause mortality and 18% increased risk for dying from cardiovascular disease. <5 hours/night are 2.5 times as likely to dressing have diabetes than reduces your risk of stroke those who sleep 7 hours by 41% sleep olive oil inactivity SOURCE: Katya Margolin - http://www.gripmedia.org/post/95670861415/time-to-get-a-grip GRAPHICS: Jennifer Maggio - www.jenmaggio.com I© 2015. All Rights Reserved.