Over 800M people now have diabetes
More than 800 Million People Worldwide Have Diabetes
An estimated 828 million adults (420 women, 408 men) had diabetes in 2022, an increase of 630 million since 1990. India (212 million) and China (148 million) accounted for the largest proportions with diabetes, followed by the United States, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Brazil.
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