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Diabetes Cost in the UAE
 
Diabetes takes its financial toll on the UAE. According to the Ministry of Health, heart disease related to diabetes was the biggest killer in the UAE last year, comprising 31 per cent of causes of deaths. Cancer came as a distant second at 11 perc
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The UAE Launches a Major Diabetes Awareness Campaign
 
UAE health minister Mr Humaid Al Qutami and Mr Jean-Marc Voissier, General Manager of Sanofi-aventis pharmaceuticals Gulf, signed a contract on Sunday to launch an extensive three year diabetes awareness campaign.The contract was signed during a pr
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UAE and Diabetes: One in Every Four has it...
 
One out of every four citizens of the United Arab Emirates has diabetes — a federation that includes the city-states of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. With the second-highest diabetes rate in the world, treatment gobbles up an estimated 40 percent of t
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Some Diabetes Stats
 
Diabetes consumes a major chunk of the UAE healthcare budget, with annual spend on treating the disease touching $100-$200 million, according to a healthcare official. One out of five people in the UAE has diabetes and according to the Ministry of
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Info from Imperial College London Diabetes Centre (ICLDC)
 
Abu Dhabi, 18 July 2006: Imperial College London Diabetes Centre (ICLDC), wholly owned by Mubadala Development, opens its doors to its first patients.  ICLDC, the UAE’s largest multi-disciplinary facility, is founded on four pillars: tre
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Diabetes Fact Card
 
Did You Know? Diabetes currently affects 246 million people worldwide and is expected to affect 380 million by 2025. In 2007, the five countries with the largest numbers of people with diabetes are India (40.9 mi
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Some Key Information about Diabetes
 
Diabetes Key Facts :: Diabetes is a disorder of metabolism that among other things involves high blood glucose in the blood (bloodstream), caused by insufficient insulin activity in the body. Diabetes currently affects 246 million people wor
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Diabetes Symptoms, Facts and a Diabetes Cure?
 
PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 11, 2009 – A website for those afflicted with diabetes, http://www.DiabetiesSymptoms.ENewsHealth.com offers a variety of resources, facts and information regarding diabetes.  The website goes in to great d
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First UAE diabetes centre for children opens
 
The first juvenile diabetes education centre in the UAE was opened on Tuesday within healthcare city in Dubai.This centre, located in the Johnson and Johnson Middle East building, has been launched to help children and their families in managing diab
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Diabetes: Treat to target
 
As the international community focuses its attention on diabetes this month, MT takes an in-depth look at how the disease is being tackled in the UAE.For all its new hospitals and glitzy technology, the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) healthcare system h
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Diabetes registry hit by site delays
 
An online database tasked with determining the prevalence of diabetes in the United Arab Emirates is still offline eight months after its grand launch.Established as a joint venture between the National Committee on Diabetes and Emirates Diabetes Soc
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New campaign to tackle obesity
 
The Ministry of Health and the Emirates Diabetes Society have teamed up with Promax Middle East to raise awareness in the UAE of the causes of obesity.Set to launch on February 11, Join the Movement will organise outdoor exercise events, offer opport
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Let's move together against diabetes, 'Emirates Diabetes Society' &
 
The Emirates Diabetes Society in association with sanofi-aventis Pharmaceuticals, held a Family Activity Day on November 14th at Safa Park in Dubai, to mark the World Diabetes Day. The event started at 9am with a Walkathon, a family entertainment da
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Diabetes Introduction - WHO
 
Today, diabetes and other noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) that share the same risk factors represent a leading threat to health and human development. An estimated 8 to 14 million people die prematurely every year in developing countries due to preve
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What is Diabetes?
 
Diabetes is recognized as a group of heterogeneous disorders with the common elements of hyperglycaemia and glucose intolerance, due to insulin deficiency, impaired effectiveness of insulin action, or both 1 . Diabetes mellitus is classifie
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Diabetes - The Global Burden
 
KEY MESSAGE It is now recognized that it is the low- and middle-income countries that face the greatest burden of diabetes. However, many governments and public health planners still remain largely unaware of the current magnitude, or, mor
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Diabetes and Impaired Glucose Tolerance
 
Global Burden: Prevalence and Projections, 2010 and 2030   At a glance     2010 2030 Total world population (billions) 7.0 8.4 Adult population (20-79 years, billions) 4.3 5.6      
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Diabetes in the Young: a Global Perspective
 
At a Glance   2010 Total child population (0-14 years, billions) 1.9     Type 1 diabetes in children (0-14 years)   Number of children with type 1 diabetes (thousands) 479.6 Number of newly-d
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Diabetes & Depression
 
Diabetes and depression are chronic debilitating conditions that are associated with high rates of complications and death, and increased healthcare costs. People with diabetes who have depression often find it more difficult to follow diabetes treat
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Morbidity & Mortality
 
Diabetes is one of the major causes of premature illness and death in most countries. Cardiovascular disease, resulting from damage to large blood vessels, causes the death of 50% or more of people with diabetes depending on the population. Damage to
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The Economic Impacts of Diabetes
 
Diabetes imposes a large economic burden on the individual, national healthcare system and economy. Healthcare expenditures on diabetes are expected to account for 11.6% of the total healthcare expenditure in the world in 2010. About 80% of the count
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Regional Overview
 
KEY MESSAGE Most people with diabetes live in the economically less developed regions of the world, and even in the region with the lowest prevalence (Africa) it is estimated that around 330,000 deaths will be attributable to diabetes in 2010. In ad
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Middle East & North Africa - Diabetes Stats
 
Middle East and North Africa at a Glance   2010 2030 Total population (millions) 617 848 Adult population (20-79 years, millions) 344 533       Diabetes and IGT (20-79 years
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The Urgent Need - Prevention & Management
 
KEY MESSAGE There is an urgent need for governments to face the challenge of translating the evidence on preventive initiatives into affordable and feasible programmes in order to curb the diabetes epidemic. At the same time, investments must be mad
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The Prevention of Type II Diabetes
 
There is excellent evidence that type 2 diabetes can be prevented, or at least its onset delayed, in individuals at high risk. Most of the evidence is from studies that have included people with IGT. Behavioural modification and pharmacological inter
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The Challenges of Type II Diabetes
 
The ultimate goal of diabetes therapy is to prevent diabetes complications, such as kidney and heart diseases, in order to improve quality of life and life expectancy. There is excellent evidence that the development of complications can be significa
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An education on Diabetes
 
Although guidelines for best practice in diabetes care are readily available, including the IDF Global Guideline on Type 2 Diabetes, and there are several frameworks to guide their implementation, it remains a challenge in all countries to bridge the
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Taking Action: Diabetes Policy & Healthcare Response
 
KEY MESSAGE  System-level changes are an important part of the response to the increasing diabetes burden. This means improving the way that diabetes is planned for at a national level, improving the political and organizational environmen
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National Diabetes Programmes
 
Diabetes has been recognized at the highest international levels as being a serious threat to health and to economic development   2 . In 1989 the 42nd World Health Assembly passed a global call to action on the prevention and con
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Beyond Access to Insulin
 
Insulin is vital for the survival of people with type 1 diabetes and often ultimately required by people with type 2 diabetes. Even though insulin’s indispensible nature is recognized by its inclusion in the World Health Organization’s (W
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Global Monitoring of Quality of Diabetes Care
 
The maps of diabetes prevalence and mortality shown in this edition of the IDF Diabetes Atlas provide a useful overview of the burden of diabetes around the world. To understand how well we are responding to this burden globally it would be usef
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International Diabetes Federation Map
 
Please select the map you would like to view from the drop-down selection above the map.To find a country, please select from the country list.To view a country profile, please click on the selected country. http://www.diabetesatlas.org/map  
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Diabetes & Obesity - The Link
 
Obesity and diabetes: the link The prevalence of obesity is rising to epidemic proportions worldwide.  In some countries, an astonishing half of the population is overweight. Being overweight or obese seriously increases an individual’s r
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Fact Sheet Diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD)
 
It is well established that diabetes is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD), a term that refers to disease of the heart and circulatory system. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are closely linked to CVD and it is the main cause of dea
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Diabetes & Eye Disease
 
Diabetes-related eye complications are common. If left untreated, they lead to the deterioration of vision and, ultimately, blindness. There are two eye diseases that result from diabetic microvascular complications: diabetic retinopathy and macular
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Diabetes & Kidney Disease
 
What is kidney disease? Diabetic kidney disease (also known as diabetic nephropathy) is a chronic, progressive disease characterized by: increasing amounts of protein albumin in the urine (known as microalbuminuria) rising blood pressure fail
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Diabetes Prevention
 
Introduction The massive rise in type 2 diabetes in recent years, the serious health risks and healthcare costs associated with the condition, and the fact that several risk factors for the disease are modifiable, have created great interest in whet
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Fact sheet Impaired Glucose Tolerance (IGT)
 
What is IGT? Impaired Glucose Tolerance (IGT) is the name given to define blood glucose levels that are higher than normal, but below the level of a person with diabetes. IGT is a combination of: Impaired secretion of insulin  Reduced
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Diabetes experts convene in Dubai ‘Emirates Diabetes Congress 2009’
 
Dubai - International experts on diabetes are set to gather in Dubai for a high level conference aimed at addressing the growing prevalence of diabetes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The Emirates Diabetes Congress (EDC 2009), being held on the 7
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MORE INFO about Low Carb Lifestyles
 
PEOPLE WITH DIABETES:There are currently over 1.1 million people with diabetes under medical supervision in the UK and many others that are not even aware of their symptoms! Our habits and lifestyles dictate that we MUST control our intake of sugar t
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Low Carb Diet and Exercise
 
Combining a low carb diet and exercise is a great way to get in shape and boost your weight loss. It is well know that you burn more calories, even at rest, if you have more muscle mass so exercising helps in 2 ways - the actual amount you burn while
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Breaking the Diet Plateau
 
A diet plateau can be discouraging and demotivating, but don’t give up! You may have to work a bit harder to break the stall in weight loss but it will be well worth it in the long run. When you first start dieting, you typically are drastical
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How Many Calories do I need to eat per day to mainatin weight loss?
 
You have to eat so many calories per day to maintain weight once you reach your goal weight. Since losing weight is basically a matter of eating less calories than you burn off (this is oversimplified as there are other factors such as they types of
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Curbing carbs naturally...
 
Can you cut your weight by cutting carbs? Some weight loss plans out there say you can, but do they work? Are they safe? Is cutting carbs compatible with a natural lifestyle? There's no consensus on what is the best type of low carbohydrate diet. V
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Demystifying Carb Lingo...
 
What's a Carbohydrate? Everything we eat is made up of some combination of protein, fat, and carbohydrates. Simple sugars (like table sugar), starches (like pasta), and fiber (like oat bran) are types of dietary carbohydrates. All carbohydrates deli
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10 Alkaline Foods and 10 Acid Foods for pH Balance
 
Alkaline foods and pH balance are not a daily topic for most of us.  However, energetic people who cycle, run, hike, play tennis, golf,  or do any physical activity and want to perform at peak levels of fitness, have a choice to make. It's
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Low Carb Foods List - 10 Choices for an All Natural Low Carb Diet
 
When shopping for low carb diet foods it seems that many of the products available are not natural, but fake, chemically enhanced versions of foods we are used to eating.  Experts suggest that 55-60% of your daily diet should includ
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5 High Fibre Foods for 25-35 Grams of Daily Fibre
 
If you know anything about health and fitness then you know 25-35 grams of high fibre foods are recommended daily for a healthy, balanced diet.  However, do you know which foods are high in fibre to help you reach that level every day?  Her
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Some Low Carb Foods Can Make You Happy - Boost Your Mood with the Right Low Carb Diet Foods and Drinks
 
For low carb diet foods to make you happy, they need to be the right kinds of low carb foods and drinks. If you’re reading this and thinking about things like ice cream, cookies or sweet rolls as foods that make you feel good, that
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High Fibre Food Is Good For Your Mood and 5 Other Things - Eat Fibre Rich Foods for a Happy Life
 
Eating high fibre foods may sound about as exciting as chewing on carpet, but if that can really make you feel better, then it might be just the mood boost you need.  Here are some other ways that fibre rich foods can help you stay&nbs
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Why cut back on carbs?
 
It's the most famous and successful diet of modern times... but the strict rules put many people off. Now, in an exclusive series, the Mail brings you the ALL-NEW Atkins Diet - which lets you eat those once forbidden carbs and STILL lose weight. Your
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200 Doctors from Dubai Health Authority Complete First International Diabetes Course
 
Quotes: Dr Kalban: The course is a product of the efforts of the DHA and design to promote the best guidance and treatment for diabetes patients. Dr. Almadani: The high levels of diabetes is one of the biggest challenges facing health in the UAE.
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5 Tips to Low Blood Sugar and Glucose Blood Levels
 
Unfortunately the number of diabetic patient is on the increase. The wise diabetics are on search of tips and ways to low blood sugar. They want to know what their glucose blood level should be. You stop by here; this shows that you are also a wise
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Is There a Price Type 2 Diabetics Pay For Using Artificial Sweeteners?
 
A good way to describe artificial sweeteners is as a little white lie. Hundreds of millions of people use them as a way to avoid cavities or calories. Hundreds of millions of Type 2 diabetics use them as a way to keep their blood sugar levels in cont
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What You Need to Know About Achieving and Maintaining a Normal Blood Sugar Range
 
Diabetics are faced with a challenge that many of us never even need to think about. That challenge is achieving and maintaining a normal blood sugar range. If you do not have diabetes your body is generally able to keep the levels of sugar or glucos
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Coffee Lowers Risk of Diabetes and Liver Fibrosis, Hepatitis and Prostate Cancer
 
Drinking coffee can lower the risk of liver fibrosis, hepatitis, and type 2 diabetes; new research has shown. Coffee has also been shown to lower the risk of prostate cancer, and even Alzheimer's disease and stroke. It is the caffeine in the coffee t
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Chlorella Super food Fights Body Fat and Diabetes
 
A super food known as chlorella has caught on like wildfire in the United Kingdom, and studies continue to emerge linking the algae to improvement in symptoms of people with everything from diabetes and high blood pressure to digestive or immune prob
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To maintain a healthy lifestyle that reflects greater value in the health products you use...
 
To maintain a healthy lifestyle that reflects greater value in the health products you use, here are 5 tips:1. Select more naturally healthy, whole foods 2. Choose natural health drinks, not artificial vitamin waters or brightly coloured sport drinks
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