10 Countries with the Highest Diabetes Treatment Costs in the World
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The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) recorded US$966 billion spent on diabetes treatment in 2021. This figure surged 316% compared to 15 years ago.
Switzerland had the highest per capita cost of diabetes treatment globally, reaching US$12,828 per person, or approximately Rp 183.02 million (using an exchange rate of Rp 14,267 per US$).
The United States (US) ranked second with costs reaching US$11,779 (Rp 168.04 million per person). The US also has the fourth-largest number of diabetes sufferers globally, at 32.22 million people.
Norway followed in third place with costs reaching US$11,166 (Rp 159.3 million). Norway completes the top three countries with diabetes treatment costs exceeding US$10,000 per person.
In comparison, the cost of diabetes treatment in Indonesia is significantly lower than these three countries, reaching only US$324 (Rp 4.62 million) per person based on the same source.
The IDF predicts that the number of people with diabetes could surge to 643 million by 2030 and 784 million by 2045.
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