Assessment of population health status
The health status assessment shows how many people with chronic diseases limiting activity live in Russia. Data are given in two formats: total number of such people and per 1,000 people of the corresponding sex and age. Table rows are broken down by sex and age starting from 18 years, as well as by urban and rural population
Health status assessment table: chronic diseases limiting activity by sex and age
Set in numbers
Data of Rosstat. Series: 19 852, indicator: 2. Breakdown is by items: Urban and rural population — Men and women; age, years: — 18 - 19; age, years: — 20 - 29; age, years: — 30 - 39; age, years: — 40 - 49 and others
Largest values: Urban and rural population — Men and … (303 626), age, years: — 18 years and over (292 326), age, years: — 15 - 72 years (199 069). The gap between the largest and smallest is 326.1 times. The top three account for 63.8% of the total across all items — distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 19852
How to read this table
Absolute numbers and relative indicators per 1,000 people provide different perspectives on the prevalence of chronic diseases. The first rows for urban and rural areas, men and women immediately allow comparisons between different groups. Summaries by sex and age groups help to see the overall picture across the country and identify groups with the highest and lowest burden of such diseases
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: Respondents indicating the presence of chronic diseases limiting daily activity…; per 1000 persons of the corresponding sex and age who indicated the presence of …
Out of 50 possible values, 50 (100%) are filled — virtually no missing data
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Period and application
The data snapshot is relevant at the time of the sample survey. Updates occur as new data become available. The information will be useful to health authorities, medical institutions, and researchers studying disease patterns by sex and age
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