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This handmade chart shows the risk of certain diseases as attributed to contraception around
the world but sorted by region in the world. Basically africa has a high incidence
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the high burden of disease is Africa the next one is Americas, then Eastern Mediterranean,
Europe, South East Asia and Western Pacific. the Africa is the Highest Unsafe Abortion in
the world According to WHO
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A graph from the WHO, showing amount of DALY's per 1000 women age 15-44. Two types of information
are shown for each of 6 countries (or group of countries): unsafe abortions, and other maternal
causes. All of the information is from high income women.
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This chart shows the burden of disease attributable to contraception, by WHO regions from
2004. The horizontal bars are sorted by said regions, with another for high income, and color
coded by 'unsafe abortion' and 'other maternal conditions.'
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Burden of disease attributable to contraception by World Heath Organization, 2004. High income
persons and those from the Western Pacific have very little disease risk. African and the
Eastern Mediterranean have high risks, while the Americas and Europe have much lower risks.
South-East Asia has a moderate risk.
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Burden of disease attributable to contraception by WHO, Region 2004. The chart breaks down
countries and high income cost burden of diseases. The cost breakdowns are by Unsafe abortions
and other maternal conditions.The high income has the lowest burden while Africa has the highest.
The highest burden for Africa is by unsafe abortions. Western Pacific has the lowest, and
the high burden is also by unsafe abortions. In Europe the highiest burden is cased by other
maternal conditionals and the affects of unsafe abortions are low.
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This chart describes burden of disease attributable to contraception by WHO region for the
year 2004. Regions on the chart include Africa, Americas, and Europe.
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The figure presented is titled Burden of disease attributable to contraception by WHO region,
2004. The figure is a representation of the burden of disease.
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This chart shows diseases caused by contraception per 1000 women aged 15-44.it was conducted
in 2004 and spans around the world. Poor Africans seem to be the most affected.
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This chart describes about burden of disease attributable to contraception by WHO region,
2004. Orange region shows Unsafe abortion and peach shows other maternal conditions. Also
this chart telling about age range of womens affecting is between 15-44 of their age.
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Burden of disease attributable to contraception by region information provided by the world
health organization. Information presented shows that Africa has the highest rate or this.
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This chart shows the 2004 burden of disease attributable to contraception (DALYs) by the World
Health Organization region. The diseases are measured per 1000 women aged 15-44 years old.
In 2004, Africa had the highest diseases attributable to contraception -- around 18,000 women.
Most of them (about one third) were due to unsafe abortions and the rest were due to other
maternal conditions. The Eastern Mediterranean regions had the second highest, South-East
Asia the third highest, the Americas the fourth highest. High income regions had the lowest
amount of diseases, around less than 1,000 women -- about half due to unsafe abortions and
half due to other maternal conditions. Europe had the third lowest DALYs, and Western Pacific
regions the second lowest.
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