Key result
Achieving all WHO risk factor reduction targets by 2030 would avoid nearly one million premature deaths from NCDs among Chinese adults aged 30 to 70 years, successfully reaching the UN goal of a one-third reduction.
Why the study?
Does achieving WHO risk factor reduction targets prevent premature mortality from non-communicable diseases in the Chinese population?
Population
Chinese population aged 30-70 years at risk for non-communicable diseases
Comparison
Achievement of WHO targets for risk factor… vs Continuation of current risk factor trends to 2030
Design
Other
Follow-up
Projected to 2030
Authors
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Highlights aggressive blood pressure, smoking, and BMI management as critical public health priorities; extends population-level.
Does achieving WHO risk factor reduction targets prevent premature mortality from non-communicable diseases in the Chinese population?
Achieving WHO risk factor reduction targets, particularly for systolic blood pressure, smoking, and BMI, could prevent nearly one million premature NCD deaths in China by 2030.
Y et al. (2017) studied Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) premature mortality. Achievement of WHO risk factor reduction targets vs. Continuation of current risk factor trends was evaluated on Premature mortality from NCDs (probability of dying between ages 30 and 70). Achieving all WHO risk factor reduction targets by 2030 would avoid nearly one million premature deaths from NCDs among Chinese adults aged 30 to 70 years, successfully reaching the UN goal of a one-third reduction.
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