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Figure 4. Prevalence of hypertension across age groups in Sana’a City,
Yemen, for 2017 (n = 36,200*). *Age information is missing in 919 cases
out of 36,200 hypertensive patients.

Figure 1. The gender distribution of non-communicable diseases in
Sana’a City, Yemen, for 2017 M: Male; F: Female.

Figure 2. Prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across age
groups in Sana’a City, Yemen, for 2017 (n = 70,178*). *The age information
is missing in 1,877 cases out of 70,178 NCD cases. Figure 5. Gender distribution of diabetes mellitus in Sana’a City, Yemen,
for 2017 M: Male; F: Female.

Figure 6. Prevalence of diabetes mellitus across age groups in Sana’a City,
Yemen, for 2017 (n = 34,879*). *Age information is missing in 947 cases
out of 34,879 diabetic patients.
Figure 3. The gender distribution of hypertension in Sana’a City, Yemen,
for 2017 M: Male; F: Female. from 0.5 to 95. As shown in Figure 9, the gender distribution
is depicted, with males comprising 72% of the cases, while
3.5. MDs females accounted for 28%. Table 10 indicates that the
Among the 70,178 patients with NCDs, 4244 patients were prevalence of MD was significantly higher among males
diagnosed with MD, resulting in a PR of 0.27%. The median than females, with rates of 0.35% and 0.16%, respectively.
age for this cohort was 35 years, and the age range spanned The OR for this disparity is 2.2 (95% CI: 2.06 – 2.31), with

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