New Zealand Diabetes Deaths Per 100,000 (Age-Std) 2018: 15.09

New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) in 2018 is 15.09, down 0.1% from 2017. It ranks #50 of 88 countries.

Diabetes deaths per 100,000 people reveal health trends. Compare countries and explore interactive maps for deeper insights.

New Zealand•69 years of data (1950–2018)••World Health Organization (WHO)•
Historical Trend

Diabetes Deaths Per 100,000 (Age-Std) over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
201815.090.02-0.10%
201715.11+1.13+8.08%
201613.980.45-3.10%
201514.43+0.46+3.26%
201413.970.51-3.54%
201314.480.11-0.72%
201214.590.76-4.97%
201115.35+0.72+4.92%
201014.633.37-18.71%
2009180.36-1.98%
200818.36+0.4+2.21%
200717.971.48-7.63%
200619.45+0.89+4.79%
200518.560.16-0.86%
200418.720.63-3.26%
200319.35+0.66+3.51%
200218.70.06-0.32%
200118.760.54-2.82%
200019.30.25-1.28%
199919.550.83-4.08%
199820.38+1.99+10.84%
199718.39+0.83+4.74%
199617.56+1.71+10.79%
199515.85+1.19+8.10%
199414.660.18-1.20%
199314.84+0.65+4.56%
199214.19+0.96+7.22%
199113.230.74-5.26%
199013.97+0.09+0.68%
198913.870.25-1.74%
198814.12+0.4+2.90%
198713.721.16-7.81%
198614.88+0.22+1.52%
198514.66+1.96+15.44%
198412.70.99-7.26%
198313.70.09-0.63%
198213.781.24-8.24%
198115.022.49-14.23%
198017.51+1.69+10.65%
197915.83+1.63+11.45%
197814.23.71-20.72%
197717.911.46-7.54%
197619.37+0.3+1.59%
197519.070.1-0.51%
197419.170.39-1.99%
197319.56+0.01+0.07%
197219.54+2.13+12.23%
197117.411.11-5.99%
197018.521.2-6.10%
196919.73+3.22+19.50%
196816.515.74-25.78%
196722.240.29-1.27%
196622.53+3.57+18.84%
196518.961.29-6.35%
196420.250.88-4.19%
196321.13+0.91+4.52%
196220.221.62-7.40%
196121.83+1.74+8.66%
196020.09+1.45+7.75%
195918.653.31-15.09%
195821.962.62-10.68%
195724.58+3.68+17.58%
195620.911.02-4.65%
195521.93+2.62+13.56%
195419.315.25-21.36%
195324.55+0.07+0.27%
195224.490.75-2.97%
195125.24+1.01+4.15%
195024.23——

Frequently Asked Questions About New Zealand Diabetes Deaths Per 100,000 (Age-Std)

What is New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) in 2018?▾

New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) is 15.09 in 2018, according to World Health Organization (WHO).

Is New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) increasing or decreasing?▾

New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) fell by 0.1% from 2017 (15.11) to 2018 (15.09). Over the past decade (2008–2018) it fell by 17.8%.

How does New Zealand rank for diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std)?▾

In 2018, New Zealand has the 50th highest diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) out of 88 countries with data.

What was New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) in 1950?▾

In 1950, New Zealand's diabetes deaths per 100,000 (age-std) was 24.23. By 2018 it fell by 37.7%.

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