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English term or phrase:
ID
English answer:
international dollars
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Joanna Borowska
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[Description of a chart:]
Annual health expenditure for diabetes (ID) vs persons with diabetes in the 25 countries with the largest numbers of persons with diabetes in 2007
Billions of ID and millions of people with diabetes
Any ideas? I'm completely lost.
Here's the chart:
http://www.eatlas.idf.org/webdata/docs/Figure 5.2_sm.jpg
Annual health expenditure for diabetes (ID) vs persons with diabetes in the 25 countries with the largest numbers of persons with diabetes in 2007
Billions of ID and millions of people with diabetes
Any ideas? I'm completely lost.
Here's the chart:
http://www.eatlas.idf.org/webdata/docs/Figure 5.2_sm.jpg
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Astrid Elke Witte
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You will see the abbreviation explained if you scroll down the page of the link given below and look for the following paragraph:
WHO estimates that mortality from diabetes, heart disease and stroke cost about 250 billion international dollars (ID) in China, ID225 billion in the Russian Federation, and ID210 billion in India in 2005. Much of the heart disease and stroke in these estimates was linked to diabetes.
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This is the web site of the International Diabetes Federation, and they are the people who compiled your chart.
WHO estimates that mortality from diabetes, heart disease and stroke cost about 250 billion international dollars (ID) in China, ID225 billion in the Russian Federation, and ID210 billion in India in 2005. Much of the heart disease and stroke in these estimates was linked to diabetes.
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Note added at 3 hrs (2007-09-27 07:00:04 GMT)
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This is the web site of the International Diabetes Federation, and they are the people who compiled your chart.
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