Global Diabetes Mellitus Mortality by Country

In 2024, Mexico exhibits the highest global diabetes mellitus mortality rate among the surveyed countries at 201.6 male deaths per hundred thousand men, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 3.96% from 2023. South Africa and Croatia follow with mortality rates of 129.0 and 127.9, respectively. Brazil (71.1) and Costa Rica (68.9) also show substantial rates, with Costa Rica experiencing a notable rise of 10.2%. In contrast, countries such as Japan (8.7) and Belgium (11.8) maintain the lowest mortality rates, showcasing efforts in effective diabetes management.

Future trends to watch for Global Diabetes Mellitus Mortality by Country include:

• Monitoring the impact of healthcare interventions and public health policies on reducing mortality rates in high-risk countries such as Mexico and South Africa.
• Assessing the effectiveness of diabetes prevention programs and treatment innovations globally.
• Analyzing socio-economic factors and lifestyle changes that may influence diabetes-related mortality trends over the next few years.