1)From Table 3, compute the mortality rate ratio for diabetes for Asian Americans compared to White America2)Use the mortality rate ratio computed in question 1 to describe a health disparity in diabetes between Asian Americans and White Americans.3)What information about diabetes mortality does Years of Potential Life Lost provide table 1 In your response, describe how this information is different from the information we get from diabetes mortality rate. Years400350300250200150100500Figure 1. Years of Potential Life Lost Due to Diabetes byRace/Ethnicity, CDC 2016177.7All156.6Non-HispanicWhite347.9Non-HispanicBlack or AfricanAmerican164.8Hispanic319.879.9American Indian Asian or Pacificor Alaska Native Islander Table 3. Age-adjusted Mortality Rates per 100,000 for Diabetes, CDC 2018Race/EthnicityOverallNative Hawaiian or Pacific IslanderAmerican Indian / Alaska NativeBlack or African AmericanHispanicWhiteAsianPrevalence21.448.143.739.324.618.915.4

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1)From Table 3, compute the mortality rate ratio for diabetes for Asian Americans compared to White America 2)Use the mortality rate ratio computed in question 1 to describe a health disparity in diabetes between Asian Americans and White Americans. 3)What information about diabetes mortality does Years of Potential Life Lost provide table 1 In your response, describe how this information is different from the information we get from diabetes mortality rate.

1)From Table 3, compute the mortality rate ratio for diabetes for Asian Americans compared to White America 2)Use the mortality rate ratio computed in question 1 to describe a health disparity in diabetes between Asian Americans and White Americans. 3)What information about diabetes mortality does Years of Potential Life Lost provide table 1 In your response, describe how this information is different from the information we get from diabetes mortality rate.

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

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Chapter17: Adult Nutrition -conditions And Interventions

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