The data in the e-Atlas are currently based on the Diabetes Atlas, second edition, which can be purchased from the IDF online bookshop at www.idf.org/bookshop. Order now and receive 30% discount!
The e-Atlas is currently being upgraded and updated to provide you with an even more useful site on diabetes. It will be your one-stop source of information on diabetes: compare the latest data on diabetes prevalence and health expenditure in some 212 countries and territories; find out why people are dying from the lack of access to insulin; learn about the link between diabetes and cardiovascular disease and why the explosion in obesity prevalence is causing a parallel rise in type 2 diabetes. The e-Atlas aims to communicate the global impact of diabetes and to underline the need for intervention now.
Visit the e-atlas regularly as new features will be added to the site over the next few months.
The newly published Diabetes Atlas, third edition, provides the very latest data on prevalence, complications, mortality and costs of care. Data from the third edition will be available on the e-atlas later this year.
IDF would like to express its gratitude and thanks to all its partners for contributing to the Diabetes Atlas:
This version of the e-Atlas has been made possible thanks to the generous support of Merck & Co, Inc, Whitehouse Station, NJ, USA. In many countries around the world, Merck does business as MSD.
The Diabetes Atlas, second edition was produced with major support by the World Diabetes Foundation.
The Diabetes Atlas project has also received generous support from other partners:
B Allgot, C S Cockram, G Dahlquist, L Fezeu, D Gan, K Hynes, W P T James, R Leach, J-C Mbanya, C Patterson, C Regniers, N Rigby, J Shaw, R Sicree, R Singh, G Soltèsz, R Tapp, R Williams, P Zimmet
No part of the e-Atlas may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the International Diabetes Federation. Please send all inquiries and feedback to atlas@idf.org.