STUDYING THE LEVEL OF SPREAD OF IMPORTANT NON-INFECTIOUS DISEASES

This article investigates the prevalence and distribution of significant non-infectious diseases, shedding light on the contemporary landscape of public health challenges. Focusing on diseases such as cardiovascular conditions, metabolic disorders, and certain cancers, the study employs a multifaceted approach to assess the level of their spread within populations. Utilizing epidemiological methods, statistical analyses, and data visualization techniques, the research aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the geographical and demographic patterns associated with these non-infectious diseases. The findings contribute valuable insights into the determinants of disease prevalence, enabling more targeted public health interventions and the formulation of evidence-based strategies for mitigating the impact of non-infectious diseases on global health.