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Comparison of Cardiovascular Disease Burden between Brazil and Denmark (1990–2021) Based on Global Burden of Disease: Availability of Universal Health System Is Not Enough Cover

Comparison of Cardiovascular Disease Burden between Brazil and Denmark (1990–2021) Based on Global Burden of Disease: Availability of Universal Health System Is Not Enough

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|Feb 2026

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Table 1

ASMRs and DALY rates of cardiovascular diseases in Brazil and Denmark (1990–2021).

YEARASMRS (95% CI)DALY RATES (95% CI)
BRAZILDENMARKBRAZILDENMARK
1990333.67 (310.05–345.02)314.09 (292.55–325.46)7,427.69 (7,104.55–7,642.45)5,910.72 (5,644.63–6,114.20)
1991317.24 (294.41–328.37)306.71 (285.11–318.12)7,102.99 (6,791.62–7,323.54)5,750.16 (5,491.72–5,938.72)
1992311.76 (289.27–322.99)304.34 (281.73–316.00)7,003.32 (6,707.60–7,210.91)5,670.50 (5,403.41–5,866.63)
1993312.80 (289.67–323.69)300.33 (277.87–311.20)7,025.83 (6,735.36–7,240.00)5,568.75 (5,299.13–5,752.51)
1994302.62 (280.99–313.37)287.11 (265.66–298.35)6,820.74 (6,524.18–7,020.73)5,331.81 (5,063.30–5,524.53)
1995292.85 (271.03–303.28)278.67 (256.70–290.16)6,631.23 (6,337.78–6,840.28)5,162.77 (4,876.64–5,352.37)
1996285.64 (264.36–295.84)264.96 (243.57–276.36)6,486.61 (6,196.49–6,680.04)4,924.52 (4,644.86–5,115.82)
1997274.75 (254.06–285.08)249.73 (229.15–260.86)6,260.40 (5,974.69–6,460.18)4,638.15 (4,373.43–4,827.20)
1998269.27 (248.21–279.07)235.33 (214.83–246.02)6,160.73 (5,889.33–6,364.59)4,389.01 (4,147.71–4,561.47)
1999261.81 (241.35–271.55)229.59 (209.98–240.00)6,014.16 (5,740.53–6,213.85)4,304.19 (4,069.96–4,485.17)
2000252.01 (231.98–261.76)216.34 (197.46–226.34)5,804.89 (5,537.30–5,995.59)4,014.97 (3,793.69–4,177.79)
2001245.61 (226.52–255.47)214.12 (195.06–224.18)5,648.32 (5,381.51–5,839.94)3,941.73 (3,709.61–4,111.92)
2002240.15 (220.87–249.61)208.01 (188.89–217.69)5,493.70 (5,216.59–5,684.63)3,828.31 (3,593.94–3,998.95)
2003236.05 (217.17–245.34)198.80 (179.76–208.82)5,393.45 (5,129.01–5,570.20)3,675.15 (3,425.73–3,845.66)
2004231.88 (213.04–241.43)186.98 (168.43–196.85)5,302.57 (5,036.50–5,490.08)3,469.99 (3,233.27–3,640.91)
2005220.58 (201.72–229.98)176.05 (158.72–185.53)5,051.62 (4,778.63–5,227.02)3,258.21 (3,035.21–3,419.97)
2006217.38 (198.82–226.57)169.33 (151.65–178.24)4,974.77 (4,705.52–5,158.07)3,145.42 (2,926.42–3,312.60)
2007212.53 (194.37–221.62)162.46 (144.90–171.48)4,870.97 (4,611.13–5,053.92)3,017.71 (2,808.61–3,175.37)
2008208.68 (190.34–217.60)153.86 (137.52–162.69)4,789.23 (4,538.29–4,964.92)2,853.67 (2,656.39–3,008.06)
2009204.78 (186.64–213.63)147.79 (131.51–156.17)4,689.22 (4,430.40–4,866.66)2,734.02 (2,534.93–2,883.64)
2010200.37 (183.33–209.06)141.30 (125.47–149.48)4,580.91 (4,319.91–4,759.10)2,610.05 (2,419.75–2,766.79)
2011196.63 (179.13–205.21)131.22 (115.83–139.66)4,496.01 (4,239.45–4,674.66)2,443.56 (2,259.50–2,595.43)
2012189.62 (172.03–197.84)125.47 (110.76–133.65)4,346.16 (4,089.68–4,522.52)2,336.15 (2,146.14–2,481.31)
2013184.74 (168.43–193.24)119.99 (105.78–127.49)4,243.14 (4,005.89–4,421.16)2,246.69 (2,067.65–2,389.64)
2014179.53 (162.75–187.56)114.74 (101.23–122.22)4,129.48 (3,878.33–4,297.58)2,157.70 (1,979.69–2,295.94)
2015176.44 (159.83–184.38)111.44 (98.10–118.69)4,056.26 (3,819.36–4,227.63)2,107.79 (1,929.78–2,245.22)
2016176.38 (160.04–184.22)108.77 (95.83–115.65)4,060.43 (3,826.47–4,230.26)2,063.48 (1,895.40–2,194.15)
2017168.62 (153.18–176.19)104.52 (92.24–111.07)3,887.73 (3,651.96–4,050.30)1,985.54 (1,830.01–2,118.01)
2018163.37 (147.94–170.80)102.54 (90.75–108.71)3,778.31 (3,538.03–3,945.70)1,945.69 (1,797.45–2,076.00)
2019161.04 (146.25–168.47)99.03 (87.38–105.33)3,727.21 (3,502.00–3,902.49)1,888.66 (1,742.20–2,017.99)
2020159.56 (144.96–167.22)95.85 (83.71–102.13)3,713.92 (3,487.56–3,887.15)1,830.53 (1,667.95–1,960.33)
2021153.74 (140.12–161.93)95.22 (82.46–101.93)3,638.84 (3,415.03–3,812.26)1,793.97 (1,637.65–1,926.71)

[i] Source: GBD study (2025).

Abbreviations: ASMRs, age-standardized mortality rates; DALY, disability-adjusted life years.

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Figure 1

Gap between countries’ rates. Brazil and Denmark, 1990–2021.

Source: GBD Study, 2025.

Table 2

ASMRs and DALY rates of cardiovascular diseases in Brazil and Denmark (1990–2021).

RATEPERIODAPC (95% CI)P VALUE
ASMR
Brazil19902005–2.625 (–3.264 to –2.473)<0.001*
20052021–2.276 (–2.416 to –1.706)<0.001*
Denmark19901993–1.638 (–2.737 to 0.425)0.219*
19932003–4.108 (–4.408 to –3.779)<0.001*
20032014–4.767 (–5.772 to –4.558)<0.001*
20142021–2.777 (–3.227 to –2.179)<0.001*
DALY
Brazil19902014–2.412* (–2.348 to –2.609)0.004*
20142021–1.884* (–2.288 to –0.754)0.028*
Denmark19901993–1.977* (–2.862 to –0.336)0.039*
19932004–4.187* (–4.368 to –3.947)<0.001*
20042013–4.770* (–5.554 to –4.558)0.002*
20132021–2.756* (–3.049 to –2.396)0.006*

[i] Source: GBD study (2025).

Abbreviations: APC, annual percentage change; ASMRs, age-standardized mortality rates; DALY, disability-adjusted life years.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/gh.1523 | Journal eISSN: 2211-8179
Language: English
Submitted on: Oct 7, 2025
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Accepted on: Jan 24, 2026
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Published on: Feb 20, 2026
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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