According to a large study, the appearance of coronavirus in healthy patients could also promote the onset of diabetes.
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”They discovered that these people actually needed massive doses of insulin, which suggests that the body is becoming resistant”Said Monash University co-author and professor Paul Zimmet, quoted by SBS News. Italian experts have reported the onset of severe diabetic symptoms in people with no history of hospitalization for a coronavirus, as CNews explains. “New cases should actually be tested to make sure they don’t have diabetes, as this would worsen the prognosis.Said Professor Zimmet. The specialist advances a track. The virus could damage the pancreas, which would therefore cause the onset of diabetes. “Data-reactid =” 24 “> The consequences of the coronavirus are serious. A study, conducted by an international panel of medical experts, looked at possible link between Covid-19 and the onset of diabetes. Findings published in the scientific journal The Lancet, the coronavirus could trigger diabetes in healthy patients.
”They discovered that these people actually needed massive doses of insulin, which suggests that the body is becoming resistant”Said Monash University co-author and professor Paul Zimmet, quoted by SBS News. Italian experts have reported the onset of severe diabetic symptoms in people with no history of hospitalization for a coronavirus, as CNews explains. “New cases should actually be tested to make sure they don’t have diabetes, as this would worsen the prognosis.Said Professor Zimmet. The specialist advances a track. The virus could damage the pancreas, which could cause diabetes.
A dedicated application
<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "In addition, people suffering from diabetes are also at higher risk from the epidemic, according to this study, they have a 50% higher risk of dying from a coronavirus. "Older people especially with type 2 diabetes are more at risk of dying”, Warned Professor Zimmet. According to the figures he released, on April 12, 20% of the 752 patients hospitalized for a coronavirus suffered from diabetes. According to several scientific studies, ¼ to 1/3 of the patients who died of Covid-19 had diabetes.
In an attempt to reassure diabetic patients, the Covidiab application was launched to answer questions and provide the best support for patients. This application was developed by the Federation of Diabetology Hospital Services, the AP-HP (Public Assistance of Hospitals in Paris), Inserm and the AP-HP Connected Health Responsibility Center. “Data-reactid = “26”> In addition, people suffering from diabetes are also at greater risk in the face of the epidemic, according to this study, they are at 50% higher risk of dying from a coronavirus. “Older people especially with type 2 diabetes are more at risk of dying”, Warned Professor Zimmet. According to the figures he released, on April 12, 20% of the 752 patients hospitalized for a coronavirus suffered from diabetes. According to several scientific studies, ¼ to 1/3 of the patients who died of Covid-19 had diabetes.
In an attempt to reassure diabetic patients, the Covidiab application was launched to answer questions and provide the best support for patients. This application was developed by the Federation of Diabetology Hospital Services, the AP-HP (Public Assistance of Hospitals in Paris), Inserm and the Connected Health Responsibility Center of the AP-HP.
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