From Unknown to UN_Charlotte Block_10.14.11
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From Unknown to UN_Charlotte Block_10.14.11
- 1. NCDs and the Future of Global Health CORE Group Fall Meeting October 14 th , 2011 Charlotte Block, MS, RD Global Health Program Officer NCDs/Nutrition [email_address]
- 7. The Big Picture WHO Non-Communicable Disease Country Profiles 2011 Proportion of premature NCD mortality by income group of countries
- 8. The Vicious Cycle Vicious Cycle
- 10. WHY?
- 11. Â
- 12. Key Determinants
- 14. Early Origins of Health Mother http://www.c3health.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/NCDs_maternal-health_Prof-Luis-Cabero-Roura1.pdf Fetus Newborn Adult Anemia Tobacco Drugs Stress Nutrition Diabetes Hypertension Infection Obesity
- 20. Multsectoral Solutions Private Industry
- 22. Helping People Help Themselves
- 23. Global Diabetes Burden: Large and growing Total #s (prevalence% ) Mexico 6.8 M (10.1%) Brazil 7.6 M (6%) China 43.2 M (4.5%) India 50.8 M (7.1%) Egypt 4.8 M (10.4%) Kenya 0.5 M (2.8%) South Africa 1.3M (4.5%) UAE 0.4 M (12.2%) Oman 0.2 M (11.1%) Indonesia 7 M (4.6%) USA 26.8 M (12.3%) UK 2.1 M (4.9%) Australia 1 M (7.2%) Japan 7 M (7.3%) Canada 2.9 M (11.6%) Russia 9.6 M (9%) Source: IDF Diabetes Atlas 2010, MedMarket Diligence, LLC
- 24. Project HOPE Programs Mexico 2001-present India 2007-present China 1996-present New Mexico, USA 2010- present S. Africa 2011-present Nicaragua 2010 - present
- 33. Thank you! Questions? For further information: Charlotte Block [email_address]
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Low economic growth: Disability, Lack Health Care, Lost Income, Absenteeism Poor Health: Unhealthy Environments, Poor access to health care, Lack of information
- Origins of life Infectious disease Funding (conflict of interest) “ Non-main” NCDs (mental health, neurological disorders, disability, injuries, skin disorders) Multi-sector: agriculture, food industry, regulation & taxation, urban planning, public awareness, medical training, health systems, data
- Ship missions in 1958 Changing reality today – shift in disease burden
- 5 steps for self care is recognised as a “global Model” by the IDF in 2005. Project HOPE is a leader in “peer education” curriculums and took part in a WHO consultation calling for further research on the promise of peer support.
- This is the diabesity project and you have a handout in your folder that gives more detail about this. This initiative targets 9-10 year olds as national statistics indicate that children entering puberty obese have an 80% change of lifelong obesity. It promotes 3 healthy habits: 1) Eating 5 or more fruits & veg a day – less “junk food” 2) Drinking 2 litres of water per day – less sugary drinks 3) exercise 1 hr per day – less TV.
- In India we are training a new cadre of Health Professionals called Diabetes Educators in collaboration with the IDF