Characterizing the epidemiological transition in Mexico: National and subnational burden of diseases, injuries, and risk factors

Keyphrases

• Risk Factors 100%
• Mexico 100%
• Disease Burden 100%
• Subnational 100%
• Epidemiological Transition 100%
• Injury Factors 100%
• Disease Factors 100%
• Disability-adjusted Life Years 85%
• Southern Region 71%
• Non-communicable Diseases 57%
• Alcohol Use 28%
• Undernutrition 28%
• Cause of Death 28%
• Mexico City 28%
• Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) 28%
• Maternal Infection 28%
• Communicable Diseases 28%
• Injury Burden 28%
• Glucose Use 28%
• High Blood Glucose 28%
• High Body Mass Index 14%
• Obesity 14%
• Unique Characteristics 14%
• Cigarette Smoking 14%
• Advanced Stage 14%
• Ill-health 14%
• Middle-income Countries 14%
• Chiapas 14%
• Epidemiological Study 14%
• Mortality Rate 14%
• Misclassification 14%
• Vital Statistics 14%
• Age at Death 14%
• All Diseases 14%
• Background Rates 14%
• Cerebrovascular Disease 14%
• Major Risk 14%
• Ischemic Heart Disease 14%
• Misreporting 14%
• Low Mortality 14%
• Epidemiologic Transition 14%
• Policy Priorities 14%
• Liver Cirrhosis 14%
• National Census 14%
• Under-five Mortality 14%
• Absolute Rates 14%
• Leading Risk Factor 14%
• Diabetes Mellitus 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Diseases 100%
• Disability Adjusted Life Years 75%
• Non Communicable Disease 62%
• Alcohol Consumption 25%
• Blood Glucose 25%
• Maternal Disease 25%
• Perinatal Morbidity 25%
• Undernutrition 25%
• Diabetes Mellitus 12%
• Body Mass Index 12%
• Mortality Rate 12%
• Ischemic Heart Disease 12%
• Medical Examination 12%
• Liver Cirrhosis 12%
• Disease Burden 12%
• Cerebrovascular Disease 12%
• Vital Statistic 12%
• Obesity 12%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Diseases 100%
• Risk Factor 100%
• Mexico 100%
• Cirrhosis 5%
• Liver Disease 5%