CARDIOPULMONARY DISEASES: STATISTICS AND PREVENTION
Abstract
Cardiopulmonary diseases, encompassing a range of heart and respiratory conditions, represent a major public health concern worldwide, contributing to approximately 17.9 million deaths annually due to heart diseases and over 3 million deaths from respiratory illnesses. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the current global and local statistics pertaining to cardiopulmonary diseases, with a specific focus on Uzbekistan, where more than half of the population is impacted. Recent trends indicate a concerning 2-3% increase in mortality rates from heart diseases, particularly affecting vulnerable groups such as the elderly and individuals with pre-existing health conditions.
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