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Type 1 #diabetes is not exclusively a juvenile disease anymore. Recent article BMJ shows prevalence of Type 1 diabetes among older people aged ≥65 years increased by 180% between 1990 and 2019, from 1.3 million to 3.7 million. ? Management of high fasting plasma glucose levels remains a major challenge for older people with #T1D, and targeted clinical guidelines are needed. https://lnkd.in/eN9Mwuva

Problems in the mouth occur more frequently for patients with diabetes that is not under control. Plus, having gum disease may make blood sugar harder to control. Interestingly, a recent study (https://buff.ly/3TSpaBL) showed that gargling with mouthwash improves the hyperglycemic status in patients with type 2 diabetes, especially younger patients. Do your patients need help understanding all the potential complications of diabetes? The My Diabetes Tutors (MDT) virtual DSMES can help support your efforts to educate your patients. Find out more about MDT’s personalized coaching and education: https://buff.ly/3sf9m28 #diabetes #diabeteseducation #diabetespatientcare

??? The Unseen Link Between Diabetes and Retinal Diseases: What You Need to Know ?? Dr. Zujaja Tauqeer sheds light on the critical connection between diabetes and retinal diseases—an often overlooked aspect of managing this widespread condition. In this interview, we learn: ?? What lifestyle changes diabetic patients can make to preserve their vision ?? Specific signs of diabetes that are detected during an eye exam ?? How the risk of glaucoma developing from diabetes can be monitored ?? How recommendations differ for pediatric and adult patients Interested to learn more? Read the full interview here ?? https://ow.ly/sJrH50UGW7V #EyeCare #VisionHealth #GlaucomaRisk #RetinalHealth #DiabetesAwareness

#CGM, diabetes and heart disease, we have a huge burden of both of these dis-eases in the world and yet we have very little actual surveillance in terms of detecting early as well as preventing a second heart attack, other than the patients who are in a good system - so what I am saying is once you have had your first heart attack, IF you are on medical aid AND you ADHERE to all the measures that get put in place (and mostly are paid for by medical aid) then you are generally in a good position, but this is only a very small percentage of these patients in south africa, the MAJORITY have missed first events, no secondary measures and so the burden increases :(, there is SO much we could be and CAN do around this MAJOR cause of morbidity and mortality

Today is World Diabetes Day, a reminder of the importance of awareness, prevention, and support for those affected by diabetes worldwide. Diabetes care is different for everyone. Let’s use this day to build understanding, empathy, and support for diabetes patients. #WorldDiabetesDay International Diabetes Federation

Happy to share my recent publication and video on DCRM 2.0 which is available now in the The American Journal of Managed Care, Summarizing the rational and comprehensive recommendations in the management of the patient with Diabetes and/or CardioRenal & Metabolic diseases. https://ow.ly/EWfF50Uy7Qa

These maps are a reminder that we have to stop addressing #obesity in silos. It is going to take a collective impact approach across multiple sectors to make a difference in these rates. #RDNs are an important player in prevention and treatment, but it takes an interprofessional team to provide treatment and many stakeholders to employ prevention. I appreciate the work of #OCAN and other coalition efforts to pull together any and all who are committed to identifying solutions and destigmatizing this chronic disease.

Diabetes and well-being is the theme of World Diabetes Day today. Pharmacists are key in helping people with diabetes to live healthier lives. FIP’s Chronic Disease Service Framework offers pharmacists tools like a service initiation toolkit, e-learning module and implementation checklist to enhance patient care and primary care collaboration: https://lnkd.in/d-T4AcG2. You can also explore more diabetes resources here: https://lnkd.in/d89t_heA. #WorldDiabetesDay

#DYK? Up to 40% of people living with #diabetes develop Chronic Kidney Disease #CKD. Early screening, timely diagnosis, and proper treatment are crucial to prevent severe complications and lower healthcare costs. Download the infographic here: https://ow.ly/W91P50U0wZO On #WDD, discover our key recommendations with the International Diabetes Federation ?? https://ow.ly/M2CO50U0wZQ Please take a minute to sign and help us make kidney health a global priority: https://ow.ly/kPln50U0wZP+ Because #KidneyHealthMatters for everyone! #WorldDiabetesDay

Jospeh knows the impact of diabetes-related kidney disease first hand. He’s one of an estimated 330,000 Australians living with diabetes who have chronic kidney disease. Most kidney failure can be prevented with early intervention however, just under a quarter (23%) of people are getting their kidneys checked within recommended timeframes. We want to change this with the introduction of a Diabetes Kidney Disease Screening Program to raise awareness of the checks and make them more convenient, and ensure early detection when treatments are most effective. Help us spark change and share your experience of having kidney checks and what could be done to make these checks easier: https://ow.ly/vSf750RCUKW