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Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes, Overweight, Obesity, and Metabolic Syndrome in Adults in Bogotá, Colombia, 2022–2023: A Cross‑Sectional Population Survey Cover

Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes, Overweight, Obesity, and Metabolic Syndrome in Adults in Bogotá, Colombia, 2022–2023: A Cross‑Sectional Population Survey

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|Nov 2024

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Table 1

Prevalent cases of self‑reported diseases in individuals aged ≥18 years in Bogotá, 2022–2023.

PREVALENCE OF SELF‑REPORTED DISEASEFREQUENCYPERCENTAGE
Total population5,410,337100.0%
Heart disease274,3645.1%
High blood pressure1,239,53222.9%
High cholesterol level550,43810.2%
Type 2 diabetes406,3227.5%
Gastroesophageal reflux32,2656.0%
Gout3,0380.6%
Other diseases2,799,97251.8%

[i] Source: authors.

Table 2

Prevalence of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, abdominal obesity and other related conditions in the population aged ≥in 18 years in Bogotá (Colombia) 2022–2023.

PREVALENCEESTIMATIONSTANDARD ERROR95% CONFIDENCE INTERVALRELATIVE STANDARD ERRORDESIGN EFFECT
LOWERUPPER
Diabetes11.0%1.20%9.0%13.5%0.1051.446
Metabolic syndrome, ATP III33.9%2.30%29.5%38.6%0.0682.502
Metabolic syndrome, ALAD29.3%1.70%26.1%32.7%0.0571.394
Abdominal obesity47.8%1.30%45.2%50.3%0.0271.847
High triglyceride level44.1%2.30%39.6%48.7%0.0532.361
Low HDL cholesterol level42.6%2.10%38.6%46.8%0.0491.914
Hypertension28.3%1.00%26.3%30.4%0.0371.519
Abnormal fasting glucose level11.2%1.30%8.9%14.0%0.1161.809

[i] Source: authors.

[ii] Note: ATP III, Adult Treatment Panel III; ALAD, Latin American Diabetes Association; HDL, high‑density lipoprotein.

Table 3

Prevalence of type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome in the population aged ≥18 years in Bogotá, Colombia, 2022–2023.

UNADJUSTEDADJUSTED
PR95% CIP VALUEPR95% CIP VALUE
Female1.14(0.80–1.62)0.4811.39(0.96–2.04)0.080
Age, years
<45 (ref.)11
45–54.92.78(1.06–7.29)0.0382.58(0.99–6.74)0.053
55–64.95.48(2.29–13.2)<0.0014.46(1.79–11.15)0.001
≥6510.47(4.43–24.8)<0.0015.89(2.42–14.30)<0.001
Abdominal obesity3.30(2.32–4.68)<0.0012.00(1.33–3.03)0.001
High triglyceride level2.22(1.60–3.09)<0.0011.69(1.18–2.43)0.005
SE stratum
Medium or higher (ref.)1
Low/very low1.62(1.11–2.36)0.012
Household Income
>3 SMLV1
3 SMLV1.15(0.20–6.51)0.874
2 SMLV1.72(0.62–4.78)0.298
1 SMLV1.65(0.60–4.55)0.330
<1 SMLV2.64(0.92–7.56)0.071
Education level
University (ref.)11
Technical0.86(0.28–2.64)0.7960.94(0.29–3.06)0.919
Secondary1.74(0.73–4.17)0.2121.41(0.55–3.62)0.470
Primary4.58(1.88–11.15)0.0012.23(0.87–5.74)0.096
None7.38(2.50–21.82)<0.0013.38(1.07–10.70)0.038
Healthcare regimen
Contributive1
Subsidized1.28(0.89–1.83)0.174
Uninsured/unknown0.33(0.09–1.19)0.091

[i] Source: authors.

[ii] Note: SMLV, monthly minimum wage; CI, confidence interval; PR, prevalence ratio; SE, socioeconomic.

Table 4

Variables associated with the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Bogota, 2022–2023: crude and adjusted regression models.

ATP IIIALAD
VARIABLESUNADJUSTEDADJUSTEDUNADJUSTEDADJUSTED
PR95% CIPR95% CIPR95% CIPR95% CI
Female3.19(2.44–4.16)3,30(2.49–4.36)2.14(1.62–2.83)2.29(1.71–3.08)
Age, years
<45 (ref.)1111
45–54.91.26(0.88–1.80)1.43(0.99–2.06)1.02(0.66–1.57)1.04(0.65–1.67)
55–64.90.89(0.64–1.25)1.08(0.75–1.56)1.05(0.71–1.57)1.13(0.74–1.73)
≥651.32(0.89–1.97)1.16(0.80–1.69)1.65(1.16–2.35)1.43(0.98–2.10)
SE stratum
Medium or higher (ref.)11
Low/very low1.14(0.80–1.62)1.26(0.95–1.67)
Household income
>3 SMLV11
3 SMLV0.51(0.17–1.48)0.80(0.19–3.42)
2 SMLV0.45(0.18–1.14)1.97(0.88–4.42)
1 SMLV0.85(0.41–1.76)3.33(1.42–7.78)
<1 SMLV0.79(0.34–1.85)2.77(1.16–6.59)
Education level
University (ref.)1111
Technical0.38(0.22–0.66)0.45(0.26–0.80)0.64(0.38–1.08)0.69(0.39–1.24)
Secondary0.89(0.62–1.27)1.00(0.69–1.46)1.20(0.79–1.82)1.27(0.84–1.91)
Primary1.35(0.90–2.03)1.61(1.16–2.25)2.04(1.41–2.94)2.02(1.38–2.95)
None1.11(0.54–2.28)1.13(0.52–2.47)1.34(0.62–2.90)1.07(0.46–2.52)
Healthcare regimen
Contributive1111
Subsidized0.86(0.65–1.13)0.79(0.60–1.02)1.11(0.85–1.45)0.94(0.71–1.24)
Uninsured/unknown1.99(1.37–2.89)2.19(1.48–3.23)1.43(0.72–2.84)1.50(0.83–2.71)

[i] Source: authors.

[ii] Note: SMLV, monthly minimum wage; CI, confidence interval; ATP III, Adult Treatment Panel III (14); ALAD, Latin American Diabetes Association (17); PR, prevalence ratio; SE, socioeconomic.

[iii] Crude and adjusted prevalence ratios of metabolic syndrome in associated variables, according to the ATP III and ALAD criteria, in Bogota, 2022–2023.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aogh.4539 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Submitted on: Aug 9, 2024
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Accepted on: Oct 15, 2024
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Published on: Nov 11, 2024
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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