Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

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By Kamanie Wijesuriya OSLT-Project Manegment

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By

Kamanie Wijesuriya

OSLT-Project Manegment

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which is not infectious

with long duration

relatively slow in progress

which a person is unaware of the disease

unless or otherwise examined

a silent killer of people

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Cardiovascular diseases-

(heart attacks and strokes)

Cancer

Diabetes

Chronic respiratory diseases – (asthma)

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The number one cause of death in the

world. (more than 36 million people)

Cardiovascular diseases- 48%

Cancer- 21%

Diabetes- 3%

Chronic respiratory diseases – 12%

More than 9 million deaths are premature

(under 60 years of age) and could be

prevented

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Not caused by an acute infection

Have common risk factors

Cause long-term harm

Need a long-term (or even life-long) treatment

Cause both men and women equally

Sometimes, cause disability

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Unhealthy diet

Tobacco usage

Physical inactivity

Stress factors

Overweighed (obese)

Genetics

Harmful use of alcohol

Environmental factors

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o Have a person in your family ever had one of the NCDs

o Have High blood pressure

o Have High cholesterol level

o Are obese (over weight)

o Are exposed to air pollution

o Have raised blood glucose level

o Are exposed to Environmental factors

o YOU ARE AT RISK !!!!!!!!!

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Background risk factors- age, sex, level of

education and genetic composition

-cannot be changed

Behavioral risk factors- tobacco and alcohol

use, unhealthy diet and physical inactivity

-can be modified

Intermediate risk factors- elevated blood

lipids, diabetes, high blood pressure and

overweight/obesity

-can be controlled

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Around three-quarters of heart diseases,

Stroke

Type 2 diabetes

40% of cancer

would be prevented

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Healthy diet

Regular exercise

Change the environment

Modify the habits

Regular medical check-

ups

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The NCDs may not be able to cure completely

BUT

Can be controlled

AND

are preventable through effective

interventions that tackle risk factors

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Country Profiles2.indd-ncd_profiles_report.pdf

World Health Report,2010

www.publichealth.ca

www.ncdallience.org

Non-communicable disease (final)

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