The rate of incidence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) has more than doubled among children aged 5-17 over the past decade, despite this age group historically not being affected. Apollo Hospitals shared data showing that NCDs in India are estimated to cause a $4.8 trillion economic loss by 2030. Early detection and intervention, lifestyle modifications, and identifying learning challenges and high-risk behaviors are crucial in mitigating long-term health impacts.Rise in non-communicable diseases in children
GeneralThe rate of incidence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) has more than doubled among children aged 5-17 over the past decade, despite this age group historically not being affected. Apollo Hospitals shared data showing that NCDs in India are estimated to cause a $4.8 trillion economic loss by 2030. Early detection and intervention, lifestyle modifications, and identifying learning challenges and high-risk behaviors are crucial in mitigating long-term health impacts.
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