Trends and disparities in mortality from comorbid non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and stroke (1999-2022): A retrospective analysis

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Retrospective analysis highlights rising mortality and disparities in demographics and regions, indicating urgent public health needs.

Mortality from comorbid non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and stroke rose significantly over 23 years.
From 1999 to 2022, over 209,000 deaths were attributed to these conditions among older adults, with notable gender differences.
Analysis of mortality data using Joinpoint Regression showed clear urban-rural and racial disparities in mortality rates.
Increasing mortality rates necessitate urgent interventions to address disparities across gender, race, age, and geographic regions.

Khan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective analysis highlights rising mortality and disparities in demographics and regions, indicating urgent public health needs.

Mortality from comorbid non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and stroke rose significantly over 23 years.
From 1999 to 2022, over 209,000 deaths were attributed to these conditions among older adults, with notable gender differences.
Analysis of mortality data using Joinpoint Regression showed clear urban-rural and racial disparities in mortality rates.
Increasing mortality rates necessitate urgent interventions to address disparities across gender, race, age, and geographic regions.

Khan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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