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How to Detect and Treat Diabetes in Older Adults?
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La Paz, Oct 7, 2025 (ATB Digital) .- The geriatrician Carola Chuquimia explained that diabetes in the older adult is a consequence of an increase in sugar and glucose in the blood. “This is going to occur mainly because of a decrease in insulin production.” The specialist doctor recommends studies from 35 years of age. Likewise, she emphasized that this disease mainly affects elderly patients who are sedentary and who have a genetic history or c…
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