WHO Raises Alarm as 75% of Diabetes Cases in Africa Remain Undiagnosed

WHO raises alarm as 75% of diabetes cases in Africa remain undiagnosed

Mr Janabi said an estimated 24.6 million adults aged 20 to 79 were living with diabetes in the African Region in 2024, according to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF)

WHO Warns 75% of Africans With Diabetes Remain Undiagnosed

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WHO: 75% of Diabetes Cases in Africa Undiagnosed

The WHO has raised an alarm as 75 per cent of diabetes cases in Africa remain undiagnosed, with 24.6 million adults currently living with the condition.

WHO Raises Alarm Over Rising Diabetes Cases in Africa - Lagos Television

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on governments, healthcare workers, communities and individuals across Africa to prioritise early detection and treatment of diabetes, warning that millions of people remain undiagnosed and are at risk of life-threatening complications. The WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Mohamed Janabi, made the call in his message to mark...

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