From 1990 to 2019, the percentage change in the age-standardized incidence rates was highest in Southeast Asia (62.3% [57.7 to 68.2%]), Southern Latin America (55.3% [45.7 to 65.7%]), and South Asia (32.6% [29.1 to 36.0%]), and again there were four regions (High-income Asia Pacific, Western Europe, Australasia, and high-income North America) with a decreasing trend (Table 1 and Fig.
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While all regions except four (high-income Asia Pacific, Western Europe, Australasia, and High-income North America) showed an increasing trend between 1990 and 2019, the highest was observed in Southeast Asia (64.9% [59.6 to 71.1%]), Southern Latin America (57.0% [47.5 to 68.6%]), and South Asia (32.1% [28.6 to 35.5%]) (Table 1 and Fig.