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Availability and affordability of blood pressure-lowering medicines and the effect on blood pressure control in high-income, middle-income, and low-income countries: an analysis of the PURE study data
Document Type
article
Author
Marjan W Attaei, MARasha Khatib, PhDProf Martin McKee, DScProf Scott Lear, PhDProf Gilles Dagenais, MDEhimario U Igumbor, PhDKhalid F AlHabib, MDProf Manmeet Kaur, PhDLanthe Kruger, PhDProf Koon Teo, PhDFernando Lanas, MDKhalid Yusoff, MDAytekin Oguz, MDProf Rajeev Gupta, PhDAfzalhussein M Yusufali, MDAhmad Bahonar, MDProf Raman Kutty, MDProf Annika Rosengren, MDProf Viswanathan Mohan, DScProf Alvaro Avezum, PhDProf Rita Yusuf, PhDProf Andrzej Szuba, PhDSumathy Rangarajan, MScClara Chow, PhDProf Salim Yusuf, DPhilS YusufS RangarajanK K TeoC K ChowM O'DonnellA MenteD LeongA SmythP JosephS IslamM ZhangW HuC RamasundarahettigeG WongL DayalA CasanovaM DehghanG LewisA AlibertiA ReyesA ZakiB LewisB ZhangD AgapayD HariE MilazzoE RamezaniF HussainF ShifalyI KayJ RimacJ SwallowL HeldmanM(a) MushtahaM(o) MushtahaM TrottierN AouchevaN KandyP MackieR SolanoS ChinS RamachamS ShahrookS TrottierT TonganaW ElSheikhJ LindemanM McQueenK HallJ KeysX WangJ KenethA DevanathR DiazA OrlandiniB LinetskyS ToscanelliG CasacciaJM Maini CuneoO RahmanR YusufAK AzadKA RabbaniHM CherryA MannanI HassanAT TalukdarRB TooheenMU KhanM SintahaT ChoudhuryR HaqueS ParvinA AvezumGB OliveiraCS MarcilioAC MattosK TeoJ DejesusW ElsheikhG DagenaisP PoirierG TurbideD AugerA LeBlanc De BlutsMC ProulxM CayerN BonnevilleS LearD GasevicE CorberV de JongI VukmirovichA WielgoszG FodorA PipeA ShaneF LanasP SeronS MartinezA ValdebenitoM OliverosLi WeiLiu LishengChen ChunmingWang XingyuZhao WenhuaZhang HongyeJiaXuanHu BoSun YiBo JianZhao XiuwenChang XiaohongChen TaoChen HuiDeng QingCheng XiaoruHe XinyeLi JianLi JuanLiu XuRen BingWang WeiWang YangYang JunZhai YiZhu ManluLu FanghongWu JianfangLi YindongHou YanZhang LiangqingGuo BaoxiaLiao XiaoyangZhang ShiyingBianRongwenTianXiuzhenLi DongChen DiWu JianguoXiao YizeLiu TianluZhang PengDong ChanglinLi NingMa XiaolanYang YuqingLei RenshengFu MinfanHe JingLiu YuXing XiaojieZhou QiangP Lopez-JaramilloPA Camacho LopezR GarciaLJA JuradoD Gómez-ArbeláezJF ArguelloR DueñasS SilvaLP PradillaF RamirezDI MolinaC Cure-CureM PerezE HernandezE ArcosS FernandezC NarvaezJ PaezA SotomayorH GarciaG SanchezT DavidA RicoP MonyM VazA V BharathiS SwaminathanK ShankarAV KurpadKG JayachitraN KumarHAL HospitalV MohanM DeepaK ParthibanM AnithaS HemavathyT RahulashankiruthiyayanD AnithaK SrideviR GuptaRB PanwarI MohanP RastogiS RastogiR BhargavaR KumarJ S ThakurB PatroPVM LakshmiR MahajanP ChaudaryV Raman KuttyK VijayakumarK AjayanG RajasreeAR RenjiniA DeepuB SandhyaS AshaHS SoumyaR KelishadiA BahonarN MohammadifardH HeidariK YusoffTST IsmailKK NgA DeviNM NasirMM YasinM MiskanEA RahmanMKM ArsadF AriffinSA RazakFA MajidNA BakarMY YacobN ZainonR SallehMKA RamliNA HalimSR NorlizanNM GhazaliMN ArshadR RazaliS AliHR OthmanCWJCW HafarA PitN DanuriF BasirSNA ZahariH AbdullahMA ArippinNA ZakariaI NoorhassimMJ HasniMT AzmiMI ZalehaKY HazdiAR RizamW SazmanA AzmanR KhatibU KhammashA KhatibR GiacamanR IqbalA AfridiR KhawajaA RazaK KazmiA DansHU CoJT SanchezL PudolC Zamora-PudolLAM Palileo-VillanuevaMR AquinoC AbaquinSL PudolML CabralW ZatonskiA SzubaK ZatonskaR Ilow#M FerusB Regulska-IlowD RóżańskaM WolyniecKF AlHabibA HersiT KashourH AlfalehM AlshamiriHB AltaradiO AlnobaniA BafartN AlkamelM AliM AbdulrahmanR NouriA KrugerH H VosterA E SchutteE Wentzel-ViljoenFC EloffH de RidderH MossJ PotgieterAA RouxM WatsonG de WetA OlckersJC JerlingM PietersT HoekstraT PuoaneE IgumborL TsolekileD SandersP NaidooN SteynN PeerB MayosiB RaynerV LambertN LevittT Kolbe-AlexanderL NtyintyaneG HughesR SwartJ FourieM MuzigabaS XapaN GobileK NdayiB JwiliK NdibazaB EgbujieA RosengrenK Bengtsson BoströmU LindbladP LangkildeA GustavssonM AndreassonM SnällmanL WirdemannK PetterssonE MobergK YeatesJ SleethK KilonzoA OguzAAK AkalinKBT CalikN ImeryuzA TemizhanE AlphanE GunesH SurK KarsidagS GulecY AltuntasAM YusufaliW AlmahmeedH SwidanEA DarwishARA HashemiN Al-KhajaJM Muscat-BaronSH AhmedTM MamdouhWM DarwishMHS AbdelmotagaliSA Omer AwedGA MovahediH Al ShaibaniRIM GharabouDF YoussefAZS NawatiZAR Abu SalahRFE AbdallaSM Al ShuwaihiMA Al OmairiOD CadigalR.S. AlejandrinoJ ChifambaL GwaunzaG TereraC MahachiP MurambiwaT MachiweniR Mapanga
Source
The Lancet Public Health, Vol 2, Iss 9, Pp e411-e419 (2017)
Subject
Public aspects of medicine
RA1-1270
Language
English
ISSN
2468-2667
Abstract
Background: Hypertension is considered the most important risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, but its control is poor worldwide. We aimed to assess the availability and affordability of blood pressure-lowering medicines, and the association with use of these medicines and blood pressure control in countries at varying levels of economic development. Methods: We analysed the availability, costs, and affordability of blood pressure-lowering medicines with data recorded from 626 communities in 20 countries participating in the Prospective Urban Rural Epidemiological (PURE) study. Medicines were considered available if they were present in the local pharmacy when surveyed, and affordable if their combined cost was less than 20% of the households' capacity to pay. We related information about availability and affordability to use of these medicines and blood pressure control with multilevel mixed-effects logistic regression models, and compared results for high-income, upper-middle-income, lower-middle-income, and low-income countries. Data for India are presented separately because it has a large generic pharmaceutical industry and a higher availability of medicines than other countries at the same economic level. Findings: The availability of two or more classes of blood pressure-lowering drugs was lower in low-income and middle-income countries (except for India) than in high-income countries. The proportion of communities with four drug classes available was 94% in high-income countries (108 of 115 communities), 76% in India (68 of 90), 71% in upper-middle-income countries (90 of 126), 47% in lower-middle-income countries (107 of 227), and 13% in low-income countries (nine of 68). The proportion of households unable to afford two blood pressure-lowering medicines was 31% in low-income countries (1069 of 3479 households), 9% in middle-income countries (5602 of 65 471), and less than 1% in high-income countries (44 of 10 880). Participants with known hypertension in communities that had all four drug classes available were more likely to use at least one blood pressure-lowering medicine (adjusted odds ratio [OR] 2·23, 95% CI 1·59–3·12); p