Diabetes management is a challenging proposition. Recent advances in the etiology and
pathophysiology of the disease have changed it from a simple disease of insulin deficiency …

Whilst many may prefer to seek their care closer to home there is ample evidence already of
people travelling great distances to access care they regard as of a specialist nature. The …

Like many other diseases, diabetes and its complications involve a spectrum of many
different pathophysiologic factors that are often influenced by, and even blended with …

The rising tide of diabetes has an unacceptable human and societal toll. Rates of all major
forms of diabetes are increasing at enormous individual and societal cost: 8.3 percent of the …

Sometimes—if one gets a chance—it can be refreshing to step back from the daily demands
of medical management of diabetes and think about what opportunities lie ahead, in …

Diabetes is a potentially deadly condition, leading to huge personal, societal and economic
costs, and many words have been written on the epidemic of diabetes worldwide. I, like …

An estimated 135 million people worldwide had diagnosed diabetes in 1995, and this
number is expected to rise to at least 300 million by 2025. The number of people with …

The numbers are alarming. The latest edition of the IDF Diabetes Atlas gave us the dismal
news that some 285 million people live with diabetes today. Low-and middle-income …

Remarkable progress in scientific and medical understanding has been made over the last
century, leading to the development and uptake of numerous effective diabetes therapies …

TYPE 2 DIABETES is the most common metabolic dis-ease, and the number of diabetic
individuals is increasing worldwide. It is claimed that we are experiencing a true diabetes …