Global perspectives
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North America and Caribbean

The NAC Region has the second highest diabetes prevalence worldwide

Early diabetes screening shows results in North America and the Caribbean

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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COVID-19 has really forced us to think about the way that we offer medical care

COVID-19 and diabetes: perspectives from North America and the Caribbean

The IDF North American Region spans 29 countries and territories and is home to 48 million people with diabetes. COVID-19 has impacted the region in many ways.

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50% of people use underground diabetes market

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50% of people use underground diabetes market

Researchers from the University of Utah Health conducted an online survey focused on different types of underground exchange activities for insulin and other diabetes supplies.

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Novo Nordisk to provide cheaper insulin amid criticism

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Novo Nordisk to provide cheaper insulin amid criticism

Novo Nordisk will offer a generic and a discount cash card.

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Only 23% of adults with diabetes achieve targets

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Only 23% of adults with diabetes achieve targets

A number of key disparities and challenges exist for people with diabetes.

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North America and Caribbean

The NAC Region has the second highest diabetes prevalence worldwide

COVID-19 has really forced us to think about the way that we offer medical care

IDF links

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Regions

Global perspectiveson diabetes

Categories

North America and Caribbean

The NAC Region has the second highest diabetes prevalence worldwide

COVID-19 has really forced us to think about the way that we offer medical care

IDF links

Global perspectives
on diabetes