Monitoring diabetes control is essential from diagnosis as the information received provides valuable feedback as to the effectiveness of therapies.
The onset of diabetes can be delayed, if not prevented, by lifestyle and drug management.
Part 2 deals with chronic disease and disability, highlighting raised levels of obesity, diabetes and hypertension in most ethnic groups.
Eating disorders in young women with type 1 diabetes : prevalence, problems, and prevention.
These therapeutic areas include cardiovascular disease, oncology, metabolic disorders (diabetes), central nervous system disorders (depression, anxiety, stroke, schizophrenia), antivirals/antiinfectives and pain.
Eating disorders and intentional insulin undertreatment in adolescent females with diabetes.
Relevant information was provided to the individual who queried the prescription and diabetes-related information/education was also offered.
They suggested that patients rationalize their lifestyle choices, given their perceptions of diabetes and its personal implications for each of them.
