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Epidemiology: Asthma – Stable prevalence rates in all age groups will lead to stable case numbers

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Epidemiology: Asthma – Stable prevalence rates in all age groups will lead to stable case numbers

Introduction

Datamonitor estimates that there were 63.7 million total asthma cases in all ages in the seven major markets (the US, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK) in 2010, forecasted to rise to 65.7 million total cases by 2020. Due to stable prevalence rates of asthma, population changes are responsible for the small change in the number of cases during this time.

Features and benefits

* Gain insight into market potential, including a robust 10-year asthma epidemiology forecast of current asthma prevalent cases.* Understand the key epidemiologic risk factors associated with asthma.

Highlights

Datamonitor expects to see a small increase in the number of prevalent current asthma cases from 2010 to 2020 in the seven major markets (the US, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK). The number of asthma cases is expected to increase from approximately 63.7 million cases in 2010 to 65.7 million cases in 2020.

The largest increase in the number of current asthma cases is expected in the US. Between 2010 and 2020, the number of total prevalent cases of asthma will increase by 0.7% annually. The largest decrease will be in Japan, decreasing at 0.2% annually.

Datamonitor estimates that the largest number of cases of asthma will be in women aged between 20 and 59 and in men aged under 20 due to the fact that these are the age groups in which asthma is the most prevalent.

Table Of Contents

OVERVIEW

CatalystSummary

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Epidemiology of asthmaAsthma in the seven major marketsDatamonitor’s forecast of asthma

DISEASE DEFINITION AND DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA

Asthma backgroundBronchial challenge test and spirometry can be used in asthma diagnosisSurvey is the usual method for collecting data on asthma prevalence

GLOBAL VARIATION AND HISTORICAL TRENDS

Asthma is significantly underdiagnosed and undertreated worldwideAsthma prevalence varies widely throughout the worldAsthma causes considerable morbidity, diminished quality of life, and mortality worldwideMorbidityMortality

DRIVERS OF ASTHMA EPIDEMIOLOGY

Risk factorsGenetic factors are associated with risk of development and severity of asthmaEnvironmental risk factors can lead to a significantly increased risk of asthma symptomsBreastfeeding may provide a protective effect for asthmaSocioeconomic status influences physical health, including asthmaOccupational exposures are the leading risk factor for asthma development in adulthoodCo-morbid conditionsAsthma and COPD can be confused in diagnosisAllergic rhinitis and asthma are highly co-morbidGastroesophageal reflux disease is the second most common co-morbid condition with asthma

EPIDEMIOLOGIC FORECASTING OF ASTHMA

OverviewSubpopulationsAge and genderSeverityUSSources usedMethodsSources not usedJapanSources usedMethodsSources not usedFranceSources usedMethodsSources not usedGermanySources usedMethodsSources not usedItalySources usedMethodsSources not usedSpainSources usedMethodsSources not usedUKSources usedMethodsSources not used

EPIDEMIOLOGIC RESULTS

Current prevalent cases of asthma and future trendsSeverityAge and genderAge-standardized prevalence rates

DISCUSSION

Strengths and limits of Datamonitor’s epidemiologic projectionsConclusions

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Journal papersWebsites

APPENDIX

Module methodology

LIST OF TABLES

Table: ICD-10 codes associated with asthmaTable: Summary of sources used in analysesTable: Global Initiative for Asthma guidelines on severityTable: Total prevalent cases of current asthma in all ages in the seven major markets (000s), 2010-20Table: Total prevalent cases of current asthma in each of the seven major markets (000s), by severity, 2010Table: Total prevalent cases of current asthma in each of the seven major markets (000s) in males, by age group, 2010Table: Total prevalent cases of current asthma in each of the seven major markets (000s) in females, by age group, 2010Table: Age-standardized prevalence rates of current asthma in the seven major markets, by gender, 2010

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure: Total prevalent cases of current asthma in all ages in the seven major markets (000s), 2010-20Figure: Age-standardized prevalence rates of current asthma in the seven major markets, 2010

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