Comparative Filter & Sensitivity Modeling
Direct Interactive Parameters
Comparative Prevalence Distribution (%)
Showing 14 countries
Highest Recorded Rate
30.8%
Pakistan
Median Captured Rate
15.7%
Across Active Set
Total Cohort Burden
22.8M
Standard Cohort Base
Epidemiological Context & Disparity: Pakistan exhibits the world's most severe captured prevalence at 30.8%, nearly triple that of the United States (10.7%) and Indonesia (10.6%). Regional clustering indicates intensive metabolic risk profiles in the Gulf (Kuwait 24.9%, Qatar 19.5%, Saudi Arabia 18.7%) and South Asia (Pakistan 30.8%, Bangladesh 14.2%, Sri Lanka 11.3%).
Country Diagnostic Deep Dive
Selected Profile
Pakistan
South Asia30.8%
Diagnosed Burden (Base Cohort)
3,080,000
Estimated Hidden/Undiagnosed Cases
1,078,000
Total Estimated Metabolic Load
4,158,000
Ratio vs. US Baseline (10.7%)
2.88x Higher
Regional Rank
#1 of 14 Nations
Pakistan represents the highest national prevalence in this international cross-sectional report. At a standard 10M cohort, roughly 3.08M individuals live with diagnosed diabetes.
Full Epidemiological Ranking
14 Nations
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Slug: global-diabetes-rates-explorer-20
Selected: Pakistan