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. 2022 Jan 1;118(1):115–373. [Article in Portuguese] doi: 10.36660/abc.20211012

Table 10-9. – Number of deaths, crude and age-standardized mortality rates due to cardiovascular disease attributable to high BMI, by age group, in 1990 and 2019, and percent change of rates in the period, in Brazil.

High BMI 1990 Number (95% UI) 1990 Rate (95% UI) 2019 Number (95% UI) 2019 Rate (95% UI) Percent change (95% UI)
15-49 years 11876.9 (7042;16974.1) 15.5 (9.2;22.1) 13729.8 (10494.6;16942) 11.9 (9.1;14.7) -23.3 (-35.3;2.7)
50-69 years 25692.7 (15086.6;37700.4) 163.8 (96.2;240.3) 43871.8 (30231.8;58205.9) 108.7 (74.9;144.3) -33.6 (-42.5;-16.5)
5-14 years
70+ years 15077.1 (7374.5;24799.9) 356.4 (174.3;586.3) 40905.3 (25123.3;59857.6) 312.5 (191.9;457.3) -12.3 (-28.3;20.2)
Age-standardized 58.5 (32.7;89.7) 41.8 (28.1;56.8) -28.5 (-38.8;-8.6)
All ages 52646.7 (30085.3;78950.7) 35.4 (20.2;53) 98506.9 (66815.9;133940.7) 45.5 (30.8;61.8) 28.5 (11.1;63.2)
Under 5 0 (0;0) 0 (0;0) 0 (0;0) 0 (0;0) 0 (0;0)

Source: Data derived from Global Burden of Disease Study 2019, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington. 46