World Diabetes Day | Dr U. Kaul discusses the disease, its warning signs and prevention
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The National Institute of Public Health (INSP) warns on Saturday on World Diabetes Day that more than 40% of people living with diabetes are not diagnosed, and late diagnosis and unequal access to care increase the risk of complications. Symptoms that need to be thought about are increased thirst, frequent urination, tiredness and blurred vision.
Diabetes is a disease that affects hundreds of millions of people around the world. That's why November 14 was declared World Diabetes Day, a real campaign that aims to increase awareness of risk factors, the importance of early diagnosis and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.
The State Health Secretariat urged the population to maintain healthy habits, carry out periodic reviews and go to medical units to detect this disease in a timely manner.
In the framework of World Diabetes Day, which is being commemorated on 14 November, the Ministry of Health urged the population to maintain healthy habits, carry out periodic reviews and go to medical units to detect this disease in a timely manner and prevent complications. The area of Preventive Medicine noted that among the main [...] The post Promotes Health Secretariat the timely detection and prevention of diabetes appeared first on Entre …
Diabetes mellitus is one of the most important contemporary challenges for health systems internationally. On the occasion of today's World Diabetes Day, the Athens Medical Association underlines the need to strengthen the prevention, early diagnosis and comprehensive treatment of diabetes mellitus, a chronic disease with significant impacts on the health and quality of life of millions of people. The message of World Diabetes Day, "Early action…
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