Figure 9 Prevalence of malaria (1990 2005) (Cases per 100,000 inhabitants)

The figure for the prevalence of arterial hypertension was 36.3 per cent.

And I started thinking about how else might we figure out what the prevalence of HIV was in Africa in the past.

And I think that the answer is, we can look at mortality data, and we can use mortality data to figure out what the prevalence was in the past.

But because people who died this year of AIDS got it a few years ago, we can use this data on mortality to figure out what HIV prevalence was in the past.

Prevalence of undernutrition by district,

As a result, the increase in prevalence that has been seen in recent decades for many NCDs largely reflects an increase in the prevalence of early stages of the disease only. Increasing overall disease prevalence has hidden decreasing prevalence of late stage or complicated disease.

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(c) Prevalence study on (onchocercose) endemics

In 1995, a large increase was reported by high prevalence countries such as the United States (prevalence 7.1 per cent).

Ines So why is prevalence still rising?

Reducing the risk and prevalence of war

The projections for diabetes prevalence are staggering.

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In Uganda we see the prevalence went down.

They do not provide an indication of prevalence.

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Global prevalence of HIV AIDS among women and men

In 2002, HIV prevalence among pregnant women was 22.0 .

In 2002 HIV prevalence among pregnant women was 22.0 .

Estate children, however, show the lowest prevalence of wasting.

Denmark reported a daily prevalence of 2.7 per cent.

206. The findings of the 1993 survey indicate a reduction in the prevalence of stunting and underweight but no significant change in the prevalence of wasting.

We can reduce the prevalence of violent conflict and terrorism.

HIV prevalence among pregnant women in Namibia continues to increase.

The prevalence in 2000 was of 8.2 per cent and according to information from the Ministry of Health, the estimated current prevalence rate is 11 per cent.

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