Global Endocrine, Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases Mortality by Country

The mortality rates for endocrine, nutritional, and metabolic diseases vary significantly across countries. In 2023, Mexico reported the highest death toll at 152.51 thousand, while Iceland had the lowest at 0.055 thousand. Countries like Costa Rica and Estonia saw significant year-on-year increases, at 21.09% and 18.03%, respectively. In contrast, Slovakia experienced a decline of 2.56%. Over the past five years, these rates have shown varying degrees of increase, with factors such as healthcare advancements and public health initiatives influencing trends.

Future trends to watch include the impact of improved healthcare systems and policies aimed at prevention and management. There is an expected continuation of declining rates in developed countries, while emerging economies might see fluctuating trends due to economic and healthcare system variables.