Increasing Diabetes Gap between Men and Women


by Steven Davies on Jun 12, 2013 | Views: 33 | Score: 0
MaleFemale
19802.72.9
19812.62.9
19822.62.9
19832.62.9
19842.62.9
19852.83
198632.9
198732.9
19882.92.8
19892.72.8
19902.83
19912.83.1
19923.13.2
19933.13.2
19943.33.4
19953.33.3
19963.53.6
19973.73.7
19984.14
19994.44.1
20004.74.3
20015.14.4
20025.34.6
20035.44.7
20045.54.9
20055.75.3
20065.85.4
20075.95.6
20086.35.7
20096.85.9
201075.9
20116.95.9
Age-Adjusted Percentage of Population Diagnosed with Diabetes
Sources: cdc.gov
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Steven Davies
Steven Davies on Jun 12, 2013 9:18 AM said:

Americans have more than doubled their rates of diabetes in the last two decades. In 1980, 2.9% of females were diagnosed with diabetes compared to only 2.7% of males. However, in 2010, a higher percentage of American males (6.9%) had diabetes than females (5.9%).