India is facing a diabetes epidemic as the number of diabetics is projected to increase to over 100 million in the next 15 years. While India has made progress in reducing childhood stunting, the growing rate of overweight and obese individuals, especially those prone to diabetes, is a cause for concern. Public health policies need to be strengthened to combat both undernutrition and the rising threat of overnutrition and diabetes.

1. India faces diabetes
explosion
Number Of Diabetics Projected To Cross 10 Crore
In 15 Yrs
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2. Contd…
India has done well in curbing stunting over the last decade, but the growing
number of overweight people, particularly those prone to diabetes, may be a
cause of concern, the Global Nutrition Report, 2016, says.
Though still home to onethird of the world's 159 million stunted children
aged below five years, India has witnessed a sharp decline in the prevalence
of stunting, from 48% in 2006 to 38.7% in 2014. Stunting, defined by Unicef
as the most prevalent form of under-nutrition, develops as a result of
sustained poor dietary intake or repeated infections or both.
“There is real hope that India can become a major part of the solution (to
malnutrition). It almost doubled the rate of stunting reduction in the past 10
years compared with the previous decade,“ the report says.
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However, it also calls for urgent attention to tackle the rising percentage of the
overweight in India, in particular the high rate of diabe tes among them. It points
out that the prevalence of adult diabetes in India was recorded at 9.5% in 2015,
against a global average of 9%.
According to the latest estimates of the World Health Organisation, the number of
Indians with diabetes doubled from 32 million in 2000 to 63 million in 2013, and is
pro jected to balloon to 101.2 million in the next 15 years. “India is in double
jeopardy . It always had under nutrition, and (now) there is ever growing threat of
over nutrition and diabetes. Public health policies must be strengthened to fight
both, particularly the latter,“ said Dr Anoop Misra, chairman, Fortis C-DOC.
The report also highlights India's growing burden of non-communicable diseases. It
shows cardiovascular disease patients in India spent 30% of their annual family
income on related healthcare. The report, a peer reviewed publication, was
produced by an independent expert group with members from several premier
institutions such as Unicef and Johns Hopkins University .
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