爱康集团第三次发布上海市体检人群“成绩单” 七项指标五年间持续上升

Core Insights - The report aims to reveal the health status and potential risks of Shanghai residents through scientific data, emphasizing the importance of health awareness and disease prevention [1][2] Group 1: Health Report Findings - The "Shanghai Health Report" is based on health data from 673,700 individuals who underwent health check-ups at various Aikang centers in Shanghai from April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025 [1] - Seven health abnormalities, including prostate issues, thyroid nodules, fatty liver, increased BMI, breast nodules, carotid artery abnormalities, and elevated total cholesterol, have shown a continuous upward trend for five consecutive years [1] - The cancer detection rate among the health check-up population is at least 2.20‰, indicating that over two individuals per 1,000 are diagnosed with cancer, surpassing the national average [2] Group 2: Public Health Implications - Chronic diseases are now the primary factors affecting the health and quality of life of Shanghai residents, necessitating a shift from a disease-centered to a health-centered public health system [2] - The report serves as a "compass" for public health policy, a "weather vane" for health industry development, and a "manual" for public self-health management [2] - The CEO of Aikang emphasized the importance of continuous health data tracking to help individuals identify risks earlier and promote the idea that individuals are the primary responsible parties for their health [2]