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A pilot project for diabetes care in Pakistan, “Insulin for All”, will provide insulin to children living with type 1 diabetes in three districts of the Punjab.
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The IDF SEA region includes seven countries and territories, each with unique socioeconomic and healthcare challenges. However, one common thread is the rising diabetes impact.
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From revelations in treatment options to the likelihood of inheriting type 1 diabetes, the presentations at EASD 2024 will potentially shape the future of diabetes management and prevention.
The success of early screening, combined with diabetes prevention initiatives and lifestyle interventions, can improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
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The diabetes landscape in the region is characterised by an increase in prevalence, financial burden and public health challenges.
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The specificities of the Western Pacific region necessitate tailored approaches that include regional and global solutions for diabetes prevention and management.
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Cold weather not only affects diabetes management but also impacts physical and mental well-being. For people with diabetes, maintaining optimal blood glucose levels is a priority.
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Every day, children worldwide receive a life-changing diagnosis of type 1 diabetes, but their access to care and supplies varies dramatically based on where they live. For Lía, a young girl from Bolivia, her diagnosis at the age of 12 could have been devastating without proper medical support and resources.
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