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?? This World Diabetes Day's theme focuses on diabetes care and well-being. But, what does this mean when we talk about MASLD, especially in younger generations who are living longer lives? We often speak about MASLD/MASH with types 2 diabetes in adults, but today we're shifting the focus to highlight that the risk of #liverdisease exists for any age. Here's a supporting article to read further about the matter: ?? Clinical and diagnostic characteristics of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease among Egyptian children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes (https://lnkd.in/da9Ejqzd) #Diabeteslife #Prevention #IntegratedCare #Noncommunicablediseases #metabolichealth International Diabetes Federation Christopher Kopka Jeffrey V. Lazarus Dana Ivancovsky Wajcman Meena Bansal American Diabetes Association American Diabetes Association: Northern California American Diabetes Association Nashville Scott Isaacs, MD, FACP, FACE Arnaldo J Acosta Garaban Rosa Maria Ramirez Vela MD, EMBA Prof. Shira Zelber Sagi Lori Wenz, MSN, AGNP-C, BC-ADM, FOMA Nuha Ali El Sayed, MD, MMSc Jonathan G. Stine, MD MSc, FACP Christine Maalouf M Shafi Kuchay Abdullah Bhana Fatty Liver Alliance Elizabeth Ball Lepkowski, MATD Michele St. Pierre, BSN, RN charles SAAB

New EHF Survey Reveals Texas' Diabetes Crisis WATCH NOW: A new statewide survey from Episcopal Health Foundation shows that two-thirds of Texans see type-2 diabetes as a major problem and nearly half live in households affected by diabetes or prediabetes. “Texas is experiencing a diabetes crisis, yet nine out of 10 cases of type-2 diabetes are preventable, says EHF's Ann Barnes, MD, MPH. The findings are a call to action to change the conversation in Texas to diabetes PREVENTION. Diabetes isn’t just a medical issue; it’s primarily shaped by non-medical factors, from healthy food access to affordable health care. More than 70% of diabetes-affected households in Texas say they delay care due to cost showing that the need for accessible, preventive care has never been clearer. EHF is dedicated to expanding diabetes prevention and addressing non-medical factors through community partnerships and innovative #HealthNotJustHealthCare solutions. Check out the KPRC news coverage from health reporter Haley Hernandez during #DiabetesAwarenessMonth. Explore the survey results and EHF’s prevention efforts here: https://lnkd.in/dmPuZ_d2

?? World Diabetes Day - November 14th - Today, we stand together with the millions affected by diabetes, raising awareness and breaking down barriers to better care. With this year’s theme, "Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps," we focus on creating equal access to diabetes education, resources, and support for everyone, everywhere. Diabetes affects millions worldwide, yet access to education, resources, and treatment remains uneven. Today, let’s come together to break down barriers, increase awareness, and bridge the gaps in care and support for those living with diabetes. Whether it’s taking preventive steps, supporting someone with diabetes, or advocating for accessible healthcare, we can all play a part in the fight against diabetes. ?? Let’s work towards a future with equal access to diabetes care for everyone. LILY HOSPITALS: WE CARE! #WorldDiabetesDay #WorldDiabetesDay2024 #BreakingBarriersBridgingGaps #DiabetesAwareness #DiabetesCare #HealthForAll #LilyHospitals #wecare

Today is World Diabetes Day. As a diabetes advocate, I’m committed to raising awareness, supporting those affected, and tackling the challenges of diabetes and obesity. Together, we can create a healthier future by promoting education, early detection, and compassionate care for everyone affected by diabetes. Let's unite to raise awareness, break stigmas, and empower those living with diabetes. With over 460 million people affected globally, it’s crucial to spread knowledge about prevention, early detection, and the importance of accessible healthcare. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or a seasoned warrior, remember: you’re not alone in this journey. Let’s support each other and push for better treatments and a cure. Together, we can make a difference! Patrick Ngassa Piotie, MD, PhD NGO Santé Diabète Stéphane Besan?onThandy Mali Chibuzo AnasoWorld Diabetes Foundation Diabetes Frontier Marlon-Ralph Nyakabau Narvada Jugnee Sian Rilstone Sophie Ndaba Bridget McNulty Vassiliki Bravis Bongi Ngema Mastering Diabetes Charles Mattocks Merv D. Novo Nordisk Dexcom International Diabetes Federation Diabetes UK #WorldDiabetesDay #DiabetesAwareness #StrongerTogether #AdvocateForDiabetes #wearbluefordiabetes #banting #wdd24

This #ObesityCareWeek, let's unite to challenge the stigma and push for compassionate, evidence-based care for those living with obesity. Obesity is not a choice but a chronic disease influenced by a complex interplay of genetics, environment, and social factors. It's time we recognize the importance of addressing obesity with the same urgency and empathy we afford other chronic diseases. By signing the pledge, we acknowledge the five undeniable principles of obesity care: acknowledging obesity as a chronic disease, understanding its complex biology, recognizing its early impact on health, advocating for effective treatments, and fighting weight bias, stigma, and discrimination. Let's pledge to create a society that respects and understands the complexities of obesity, values science-based care, and supports everyone's journey towards better health. Join me in making a difference. #EndWeightBias #HealthForAll #ScienceBasedCare For more information and to take action, visit https://lnkd.in/ecuHjyVs.

World Diabetes Day 2024: "Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps" Today, on November 14th, we commemorate World Diabetes Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes and advocating for better prevention, diagnosis, and management of the condition. This year’s theme, “Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps,” underscores our commitment to reducing the risk of diabetes and ensuring that all people diagnosed with diabetes have access to equitable, comprehensive, affordable, and quality treatment and care. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the number of people with diabetes has increased four-fold over the past three decades, with over 800 million adults currently living with the condition. This alarming rise highlights the urgent need for stronger global action to address both rising disease rates and widening treatment gaps, especially in low- and middle-income countries. At The Livingspring Medical Missions, we are dedicated to breaking down barriers to diabetes care and bridging gaps in treatment access. We call on policymakers, healthcare providers, and the global community to join us in this effort to create a healthier, more equitable future for all those affected by diabetes. Let’s work together to spread knowledge, raise awareness, and create lasting change. ?? #WorldDiabetesDay #BreakingBarriers #BridgingGaps #DiabetesCare #GlobalHealth

On World Diabetes Day 2024, we come together with the powerful theme, “Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps,” to address the challenges faced by millions affected by diabetes worldwide. This year, we focus on removing obstacles that prevent people from accessing essential care, understanding their condition, and finding supportive communities. Diabetes is a complex disease that goes beyond numbers and medication; it affects lives in deeply personal ways. "Breaking Barriers" reminds us of the obstacles many face, from stigma and misinformation to limited access to healthcare, especially in underserved regions. Meanwhile, "Bridging Gaps" is our call to action to close these divides—whether through expanding healthcare services, fostering connections among individuals and healthcare providers, or promoting innovative technologies and lifestyle interventions that empower those living with diabetes. As we observe World Diabetes Day, let’s advocate for equity in diabetes care and inspire unity among healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers. Together, we can foster an environment where everyone has the tools and support they need to live a full, healthy life with diabetes. #diabetes #worlddiabetesday #worlddiabetesday2024

I'm honored to lead a webinar on Health Disparities and the Tipping Point for Diabetes during the?American Diabetes Association?NY/NJ Research Week. Diabetes is the eighth leading cause of death in the US, accounting for more than 73,000 mortalities annually. Almost 12% of the US population has diabetes, and the estimated annual direct and indirect cost of diagnosed diabetes exceeds $320 billion. While the science of #Diabetes prevention and management is evolving rapidly, thirty percent of diabetics remain undiagnosed and untreated. Diabetes is a US public health problem, but Black, Indigenous and People Of Color in the US have a 50% higher risk for diabetes due to exposure to a disproportionate burden of adverse social determinant driven risk factors and treatment barriers. I look forward to discussing?the intersecting roles and opportunities within society, the health industry, the adjacent accountable organizations and individuals, in driving more awareness and actionable?strategies for?reversing the diabetes epidemic. And by so doing, achieving equity in diabetes care. Join me on May 13th from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. ET for this important conversation. Register here:?https://lnkd.in/egVmZvmB #ResearchWeek #ADANYNJ #HealthEquity #EYCenterforHealthEquity Perri Kasen, MPH Christine Hildreth, Emily Chapple, Ted Acosta, Kristin Valente,Michael Fox

?? National Diabetes Education Week highlights the importance of learning and proactive management in preventing complications like chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end-stage renal disease (ESRD). With diabetes as a major risk factor, early education and preventive care play a crucial role in kidney health. Our AI-driven vascular access surveillance supports patients and dialysis centers by identifying potential issues before they escalate. By tracking at-risk AV accesses and delivering monthly patient reports, Vasc-Alert empowers patients to take control of their vascular health, engage in informed conversations with their care team, and avoid costly, invasive interventions. This week, let’s focus on prevention and education to reduce risks and improve kidney health for those managing diabetes! #DiabetesEducationWeek #VascAlert #preventivecare #ckd #esrd #kidneyhealth #vascularhealth #diabetesawareness

Raising Awareness for National Diabetes Month November is National Diabetes Month, a crucial time to raise awareness about a condition affecting millions Americans. During this month, healthcare organizations, community groups, and individuals join forces to educate the public about diabetes prevention, management, and the importance of early detection. The observance highlights the challenges faced by people living with both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes while also celebrating advancements in treatment options and the resilience of those managing the condition daily. Through health screenings, educational workshops, and community events, National Diabetes Month encourages everyone to learn about risk factors, adopt healthier lifestyles, and support ongoing research efforts to improve diabetes care and work toward a cure. If you need anything to help manage your diabetes, CHME is here for you. ?