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City Seattle / / Company Males Females CAUSES / / Country Maldives / Honduras / Fiji / Sri Lanka / Indonesia / United States / Syria / Guyana / Morocco / Bolivia / Bhutan / / / Event Environmental Issue / Man-Made Disaster / / Facility University of Washington / / IndustryTerm energy / health systems / / MedicalCondition Falls Ischemic heart disease / Protein-energy malnutrition / diarrheal diseases / major depressive disorder / Syphilis / COPD / non-communicable diseases / Ischemic heart disease / NEONATAL ENCEPHALOPATHY / Tetanus / BHUTAN GLOBAL BURDEN OF DISEASES / Cirrhosis / Neonatal sepsis Tuberculosis / Digestive diseases Cirrhosis / Chronic kidney disease / DIABETES ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE LOW BACK PAIN / lower respiratory infections / Diarrhea / Malaria Ischemic heart disease Meningitis Drowning Asthma / neck pain / infections / Suboptimal breastfeeding Cirrhosis Chronic / Road injury / ASTHMA / NECK PAIN MIGRAINE FALLS STROKE / specific diseases / disease / Malaria / chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / ANXIETY DISORDERS / preterm birth / Chronic / depressive disorder Tuberculosis Fire Diabetes Stroke Self-harm Cirrhosis Asthma / CC Injuries / Stroke / migraine / respiratory infections / musculoskeletal disorders / Diabetes / Typhoid / Encephalitis / Neonatal sepsis / diseases / Fiji Georgia Syria Bhutan Paraguay Animal contact Road injury / HIV/AIDS / COUNTRY BENCHMARKING OF BURDEN OF DISEASE / high blood pressure / iron-deficiency anemia / low back pain / Meningitis / INJURIES / Tuberculosis / / NaturalFeature Falls Ischemic / / Organization University of Washington / Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation / / / Position Major / Ambient PM / / Product ntd / / ProvinceOrState Washington / Georgia / / URL www.healthmetricsandevaluation.org / http /
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GBD PROFILE: BHUTAN GLOBAL BURDEN OF DISEASES, INJURIES, AND RISK FACTORS STUDY 2010 The Global Burden of Disease Study[removed]GBD[removed]is a collaborative project of nearly 500 researchers in 50 countries led by the Inst