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. 2011 Sep 8;8(9):3637–3671. doi: 10.3390/ijerph8093637

Table 4.

Estimate of mortality of Cancers, Cardiovascular and Diabetes diseases (age-standardized death rate per 100,000) in Arab countries according to per capita income.

Country Cancers Cardiovascular Diseases and Diabetes Latest Year of Date*

Males Females Males Females
High Per capita income
Bahrain 98.4 85.2 357.0 311.3 2005
Kuwait 61.9 69.6 281.8 263.4 2008
Oman 81.1 71.8 545.7 333.3
Qatar 101.1 84.3 179.8 239.3 2008
S. Arabia 79.2 66.2 540.6 347.6
UAE 63.4 64.4 308.9 203.9
Middle per capita income
Algeria 97.7 79.2 278.6 275.0
Egypt 107.3 76.1 477.3 384.0 2008
Iraq 120.6 81.7 470.7 376.1
Jordan 109.8 89.2 550.4 379.8 2008
Lebanon 151.2 113.2 404.4 262.7
Libya 114.3 79.6 458.8 330.1
Morocco 90.5 74.5 391.8 319.0
Syria 65.7 47.2 471.7 326.2
Tunisia 122.6 71.7 267.8 245.4
Low per capita income
Djibouti 95.1 80.4 525.6 452.8
Somali 105.3 97.1 570.7 573.4
Sudan 78.8 67.6 549.5 545.6
Yemen 87.1 80.6 541.8 445.7
*

Countries with no latest year of data; the estimate of diseases in these countries was based on a combination of country life table, causes of death models, regional cause of death patterns, and WHO programme estimates for some major causes of death. Source: WHO [71].