What is World Diabetes Day?
World Diabetes Day, on November 14th, raises concern and provides education about a disease that affects over 400 million adults worldwide.
Diabetes is a metabolic disorder that results in elevated blood sugar levels. Blindness, amputation, heart disease, and kidney disease are all common causes of blindness, amputation, heart disease, and kidney disease. In addition to causing serious medical problems, the disorder also accounts for millions of premature deaths each year. Diabetes has also become one of the world's leading causes of death. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 1.6 million people died from diabetes in 2016. About 629 million adults will have diabetes by the year 2045, with 629 million adults diagnosed with diabetes by the year 2045.
Diabetes sufferers worldwide are concerned that a large number of people affected by diabetes is a point of worry for global health care workers. Awareness, education, and analysis can all make a difference. In several instances, Type 2 diabetes is preventable.
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