Bariatric treatments for adult obesity - Institute of Health Economics

High blood pressureBMI No Yes TotalMissing data 112,341 25,742 138,082Underweight 53,676 3,988 57,664Normal weight 1,008,399 102,977 1,111,376Overweight 693,921 147,609 841,530Obese class I 236,279 89,361 325,640Obese class II 66,235 30,113 96,349Obese class III 22,911 15,669 38,581Total 2,193,762 415,459 2,609,222% 14.83% 32.53% 17.65%Heart diseaseBMI No Yes TotalMissing data 132,039 5,369 137,408Underweight 56,061 1,458 57,520Normal weight 1,091,358 23,449 1,114,807Overweight 806,570 34,488 841,058Obese class I 310,123 16,793 326,917Obese class II 90,425 5,299 95,725Obese class III 36,092 2,562 38,653Total 2,522,669 89,418 2,612,088% 17.31% 27.57% 17.66%By health regionBMISouth zoneCalgaryzone Central zoneEdmontonzoneNorthzone TotalMissing data 14,100 51,500 17,023 42,430 13,848 138,902Underweight 6,287 20,717 6,632 21,193 2,967 57,796Normal weight 75,163 457,974 122,154 362,993 97,945 1,116,229Overweight 64,160 316,738 110,391 253,193 98,401 842,883Obese class I 27,609 92,827 47,796 106,809 52,301 327,342Obese class II 7,943 33,353 13,560 28,335 13,999 97,190Obese class III 4,577 14,479 3,887 11,094 4,654 38,691Total 199,839 987,588 321,443 826,047 284,115 2,619,033% 20.08% 14.24% 20.30% 17.70% 24.97% 17.69%Notes:1. Source: Canadian Community Health Survey, 2007.2. The data presented are for Albertans aged 18 years and older.3. Missing data indicate those not responding to the survey questions.* % was calculated by dividing the sum of obese classes I, II, and III by total population in each category.** Numbers in brackets are the percentages of a total adult population of 2,619,032 in Alberta in 2007.Bariatric treatments for adult obesity 49