Although<unk>  generally affects people native to altitudes higher than , it does not affect populations around the world equally. A recent study by Sahota and Panwar (2013) reviewed<unk>  prevalence rates around the world and found the highest rates were found in Andean countries of South America and the lowest rates in people native to the East African<unk> s of Ethiopia.<unk>  prevalence rates reported from the study are summarised below: * Ethiopia 3600–4100 m: 0% * Tibetan Plateau (Tibetans): 0.91–1.2% * Indian Himalayas 3000–4200 m: 4–7% * Kyrgyzstan 3000–4200 m: 4.6% * Tibetan Plateau (Han Chinese): 5.6% * La Paz, Bolivia 3600 m: 6% to 8% * Bolivia: 8–10% * Cerro de Pasco, Peru 4300 m: 14.8–18.2%
Chronic mountain sickness
Decompression sickness
Ski sickness
Motion sickness
Simulator sickness
Altitude sickness
Morning sickness
Sweating sickness