You looked at 176 conditions. They have a huge mortality burden but also a very large disability burden. People living with angina, heart failure, and with stroke. The third leading cause in Australia is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, which is basically chronic bronchitis and emphysema, both very highly smoking-related diseases. And following that, depression.
Depression is the fourth leading cause of loss of health in Australia.
Following depression, fifth and sixth are lung cancer and dementia. Dementia is one which probably doesn't come up in the normal sort of statistics all that often, but there's a fairly large number of older people living with dementia, and also dementia does cause premature mortality. And then following that at Number 7 is diabetes. And as with depression, if you add to diabetes the attributable burden of cardiovascular disease that is attributable to the underlying diabetes, it again comes up to equal third with depression. And so what you've turned up is hearing loss, arthritis, and as you've already said, dementia, things like that.