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Adult diabetes to inflict 1 of 7 Australians by 2050
William Atkins
Wednesday, 28 October 2009 19:22
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The NATSEM report studied five key way to reverse the trend of increasing rates of type 2 diabetes: improving use of medicines, improving exercise, enhancing primary care, introducing new drugs, and effectively counseling patients.
Brown states, “All five interventions showed benefits over the long-term, improving levels of diabetes control, reducing the number of complications and therefore the health burden.” [Sydney Morning Herald]
She also made the comment that “lifestyle” is the most important factor for reducing one’s risk of type 2 diabetes.
Brown states that a good lifestyle includes a "… combination of eating healthily and exercising regularly.” [Sydney Morning Herald]
Learn more about diabetes at the websites of the Australian Diabetes Society and Diabetes Australia.
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