Epidemiology provides a scientific ba-sis for clinical and public healthpractice. Indeed, epidemiology can be used to guide howwe define, diagnose, and screen for diabetes, to describe the present and future burden of diabetes, and to highlight opportunities for inter-vention. What is diabetes? Diabetes is a group of disorders character-ized by high glucose levels that cause unique eye, kidney, and nerve complica-tions and an increased risk for cardiovas-cular disease. A number of approaches have been used to diagnose diabetes. Some have been based on statistical ap-proaches to defining abnormal or hig
A review is presented of present concepts about diabetes mellitus and the several etiopathogenic mec...
Healthcare is such a wide and extensive area of research wherein diabetes is such a deadly disease w...
Introduction: The term ‘diabetes mellitus’ refers to a wide range of metabolic conditions where ther...
Diabetes mellitus now occurs in at least 100 million people worldwide, and it is estimated that by 2...
extant knowledge of the distribution and causes of diabetes. The 30 years of epidemiological researc...
The application of epidemiology to the study ofdiabetes mellitus has provided new insights intomany ...
The prevalence of type 2 diabetes is increasing dramatically across the globe and in some areas has ...
Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by the presence of chronic hypergl...
textabstractThis thesis deals with the interrelationship between epidemiology and health policy. Acc...
Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders that are characterized by hyperglycemia due inad...
The prevalence of diabetes continues to rise globally, with much of the burden being felt in develop...
Definition of the exact epidemiology and the global impact of diabetes is not easy, being strictly r...
An intermediate condition of hyperglycemia refers to prediabetes which reflects the level of glucose...
In the last years, the emerging threat of diabetes has called for resolution and intensified resear...
Diabetes is the singlemost important metabolic disease which can affect nearly every organ system in...
A review is presented of present concepts about diabetes mellitus and the several etiopathogenic mec...
Healthcare is such a wide and extensive area of research wherein diabetes is such a deadly disease w...
Introduction: The term ‘diabetes mellitus’ refers to a wide range of metabolic conditions where ther...
Diabetes mellitus now occurs in at least 100 million people worldwide, and it is estimated that by 2...
extant knowledge of the distribution and causes of diabetes. The 30 years of epidemiological researc...
The application of epidemiology to the study ofdiabetes mellitus has provided new insights intomany ...
The prevalence of type 2 diabetes is increasing dramatically across the globe and in some areas has ...
Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by the presence of chronic hypergl...
textabstractThis thesis deals with the interrelationship between epidemiology and health policy. Acc...
Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders that are characterized by hyperglycemia due inad...
The prevalence of diabetes continues to rise globally, with much of the burden being felt in develop...
Definition of the exact epidemiology and the global impact of diabetes is not easy, being strictly r...
An intermediate condition of hyperglycemia refers to prediabetes which reflects the level of glucose...
In the last years, the emerging threat of diabetes has called for resolution and intensified resear...
Diabetes is the singlemost important metabolic disease which can affect nearly every organ system in...
A review is presented of present concepts about diabetes mellitus and the several etiopathogenic mec...
Healthcare is such a wide and extensive area of research wherein diabetes is such a deadly disease w...
Introduction: The term ‘diabetes mellitus’ refers to a wide range of metabolic conditions where ther...