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Table 3 Death (95%CI) of non-communicable diseases attributable to changes in the prevalence of overweight in the business-as-usual (BAU) and in three counterfactual scenarios over a 11-year simulation period (2019 to 2030) for Chilean adults aged 20 to 80 years

From: Future burden of non-communicable diseases attributable to overweight in Chile: a multistate life table modeling study

Non-communicable diseases

BAU

Scenario 1

Scenario 2

Scenario 3

Cardiovascular diseases

 Coronary heart disease

32,303

(29,934 to 34,887)

31,860

(29,523 to 34,408)

31,681

(29,358 to 34,216)

30,777

(28,520 to 33,239)

 Stroke

28,896

(24,956 to 33,493)

28,528

(24,638 to 33,067)

28,379

(24,509 to 32,894)

27,663

(23.,91 to 32,064)

 Hypertensive heart disease

7,494

(6,461 to 8,713)

7,424

(6,400 to 8,631)

7,396

(6,376 to 8,598)

7,249

(6,249 to 8,427)

Type 2 diabetes

21,796

(19,071 to 24,823)

21,580

(18,883 to 24,577)

21,492

(18,806 to 24,478)

21,082

(18,447 to 24,011)

Chronic kidney disease

9606

(7,673 to 12,023)

9,476

(7,569 to 11,860)

9,424

(7,527 to 11,795)

9,174

(7,328 to 11,482)

Cirrhosis

10,514

(9,046 to 12,218)

10,373

(8,924 to 12,054)

10,314

(8,873 to 11,985)

10,086

(8,677 to 11,720)

Cancers

 Colorectal

3,122

(3,017 to 3,226)

3,081

(2,978 to 3,184)

3,050

(2,948 to 3,152)

2,883

(2,786 to 2,979)

 Kidney

805

(748 to 866)

795

(739 to 855)

788

(732 to 847)

748

(695 to 804)

 Liver

1,343

(1,151 to 1,562)

1,329

(1,139 to 1,546)

1,318

(1,129 to 1,533)

1,255

(1,076 to 1,460)

 Breast

464

(447 to 480)

458

(442 to 475)

454

(438 to 470)

431

(416 to 447)

 Pancreas

1,005

(978 to 1,042)

993

(966 to 1,029)

983

(956 to 1,019)

927

(801 to 960)

Total cancer

6,739

(6,341 to 7,176)

6,656

(6,264 to 7,089)

6,593

(6,203 to 7,021)

6,244

(5,953 to 6,650)

  1. A business-as-usual (BAU) scenario: the current rate of increase in body mass index is maintained through the next 11 years; Scenario 1: body mass index is reduced to half of that observed from 2003 to 2017 through the next 11 years; Scenario 2: the preservation of the current overweight occurrence in Chile; Scenario 3: the overweight prevalence among adults is reduced by 6.7% from 2019 to 2030
  2. CI confidence interval