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    The document discusses the disproportionate impact of diabetes on indigenous peoples globally. It notes that over 476 million indigenous peoples in 90 countries face higher rates of type 2 diabetes due to factors like forced assimilation and land displacement. The IDF Diabetes Atlas 2022 report found the prevalence of type 2 diabetes is consistently increasing among indigenous populations worldwide, with over 10% of indigenous peoples living with the disease and higher rates among indigenous women. The report recommends culturally responsive approaches are needed to address type 2 diabetes within indigenous communities.

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    The document discusses the disproportionate impact of diabetes on indigenous peoples globally. It notes that over 476 million indigenous peoples in 90 countries face higher rates of type 2 diabetes due to factors like forced assimilation and land displacement. The IDF Diabetes Atlas 2022 report found the prevalence of type 2 diabetes is consistently increasing among indigenous populations worldwide, with over 10% of indigenous peoples living with the disease and higher rates among indigenous women. The report recommends culturally responsive approaches are needed to address type 2 diabetes within indigenous communities.

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    Diabetes among

    Indigenous Peoples:
    A disproportionate impact

    476 million
    IDF ATLAS
    REPORTS
    Indigenous Peoples
    in 90 countries
    2022

    Indigenous Peoples account for over 6% of the global


    population. Forced assimilation, land and resource
    displacement and loss of language are among the factors
    that have contributed to disparate health outcomes for
    these populations.

    Diabetes is one of the most common conditions that


    Diabetes among
    Indigenous Peoples disproportionately impacts Indigenous Peoples worldwide.

    The IDF Diabetes Atlas 2022 report found a consistent increase in


    The IDF Atlas Report ‘Diabetes among the prevalence of type 2 diabetes among Indigenous Populations
    Indigenous Peoples’ provides a
    across the globe.
    summary of the prevalence of type 2
    diabetes among Indigenous Peoples • More than 10% of Indigenous Peoples live with
    across all age groups and makes
    type 2 diabetes.
    recommendations to support future
    research and initiatives for diabetes • The prevalence of type 2 diabetes is higher among
    in these populations. Indigenous women.

    • Type 2 diabetes is uncommon in Indigenous


    Download the full report here children, and its prevalence increases with age.

    Many Indigenous Populations live across multiple geographic


    locations and jurisdictions, making it challenging to capture the
    prevalence of type 2 diabetes accurately. The rich socio-cultural
    diversity within and between each indigenous nation calls for

    IDF ATLAS
    culturally responsive and community-tailored approaches
    to type 2 diabetes screening, prevention and management.

    REPORTS
    Find all available IDF Diabetes Atlas
    reports at: diabetesatlas.org
    #DiabetesAtlas

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