Background and aims: The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged both institutional and selfmanagement of diabetes. The ongoing social distancing and lock downs have negatively impacted to access to care and self-management. Methods: ...

Background and aims: COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the physician-centered approach of diabetes care in India that is primarily based on routine clinic visits. We aim to review the various aspects of patient-centered ...

Background and aims: The global pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19) affects almost all countries in the world, which potentially alter diabetes management. Many diabetes patients are experiencing barrier of care due to ...

Diabetes insipidus is a disease that occurs rarely, characterized by partial or total failure to concentrate urine, there is an alteration in the ability of the body to control the amount of body water. As a result there ...

Aims: Self-management (self-monitoring of blood glucose, plus self-adjustment of insulin dose) is important in diabetes care, but its complexity presents a barrier to wider implementation, which hinders attainment and ...

This study investigates the diabetes management strategies of three high-level athletes with Type 1 Diabetes (t1D) during the 43rd London Marathon. The athletes’ strategies, which included insulin dose adjustments, ...

Diabetes is an expensive disease in Argentina as well as worldwide, and its prevalence is continuously rising affecting the quality of life of people with the disease and their life expectancy. It also imposes a heavy ...

INTRODUCTION: Living with a chronic condition is a challenging experience, as it can disrupt your capacity to function and fulfill social roles such as being a father. Fatherhood constitutes an important component of ...