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1 Available Data and Data Quality
2 Disease and Risk Factor Prevalence/Burden
3 DHS
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8 FIGURE 1.1 The Long Tail of Endemic NCDs in Rwanda Congenital Anomalies Unipolar Depression Asthma Epilepsy Diabetes Mellitus COPD Cervical Cancer Lymphomas Rheumatic Heart Disease
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12 Population surveys in Rwanda Condition Authors Year Population Prevalence Ever Treated Epilepsy Simms et al. [8] 2008 all ages 0.7% (0.5%-0.9%) 41% Moderate-to- Atijosan et al. [9] 2008 all ages 2.7% n/a Severe Muscoskeletal Impairment Severe visual impairment Mathenge et al. [10] 2007 age > 50 4% 40 % (cataracts) Table 1!"
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14 Authors Country Year Age Prevalence Hypertension (stage II or greater) Van der Sande et al. Gambia 1997 > % Diabetes Mellitus Mclarty et al. Tanzania 1989 > % Asthma and other chronic respiratory disease 4.27% Heart Failure 0.2%
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38 TABLE 1.2 Leading Causes of Death and Disability in Rwanda in Disability-adjusted Life Years (DALYs) 24 Disease DALYs ( 000) Fraction of total DALYs Lower respiratory infections % Diarrheal diseases % HIV/AIDS % Maternal conditions % Malaria % Neonatal infections and other conditions % Birth asphyxia and birth trauma % Tuberculosis % Other infectious diseases (meningitis, STDs excluding HIV, childhood-cluster diseases, upper respiratory infections, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C) % 74% Tropical-cluster diseases % Prematurity and low birth weight % Protein-energy malnutrition % Nutritional deficiencies %
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42 Opportunities WHO STEPS? DHS Integration National Cancer Registry RHD Registry? Mobile Clinics? Links with School of Public Health
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