Projected number of diabetics worldwide by region 2045

By 2045, the Western Pacific region is forecast to have the highest number of diabetic people worldwide, with some 260 million people aged between 20 and 79 years. Diabetes in the future Between 2021 and 2045, the number of diabetics is set to increase in all regions worldwide. Diabetes rates are expected to increase the most in Africa, by roughly 134 percent. Throughout this period, Europe is projected to show the smallest increase, with about 13 percent. In 2045, the countries with the highest number of diabetics are expected to be China with some 174 million and India with about 125 million. That year, about 36 million people are projected to have the condition in the United States. Children with type 1 diabetesIn 2021, the country with the highest estimated number of children and adolescents (between the ages of 0 and 19) with type 1 diabetes was India, which had some 229 thousand diabetic children and adolescents. The United States came a close second with almost 158 thousand. Considering the U.S. population is significantly smaller than that of India, there is a higher percentage of children with type 1 diabetes in the United States.

至2045年，预计亚太地区将拥有全球最多的糖尿病患者，其中20至79岁的人群将达到约2.6亿。在未来，糖尿病的患病率将在全球各地区持续上升，非洲的增幅预计将最为显著，约增加134%。在此期间，欧洲的增幅预计将最小，约为13%。到2045年，预计中国将成为糖尿病患者数量最多的国家，约有1.74亿，其次是印度，约有1.25亿。同年，预计美国将有约3600万人患有此病。针对一型糖尿病的儿童在2021年，估计患有1型糖尿病的儿童和青少年（年龄在0至19岁之间）数量最多的国家为印度，约有22.9万名糖尿病患者。美国紧随其后，约有15.8万名。鉴于美国人口远小于印度，美国1型糖尿病儿童的比例更高。