A Distinct New Form of Diabetes Has Been Officially Recognized

Type 5 diabetes is a newly recognised disease – here’s how it compares

Diabetes is an umbrella term for a range of conditions that result in raised blood sugar levels, but the underlying causes vary widely

Type 5 diabetes has just been recognized as a different form of diabetes by the International Diabetes Federation. Despite the name, there are more than a dozen different types of diabetes.The classification is not as precise as the numbering suggests.Here you will find a clear guide to the different types, including some that you may not have heard about, along with information about their causes and how they are treated.What is type 5 diabetes…

A Distinct New Form of Diabetes Has Been Officially Recognized

Type 5 diabetes has just been recognised as a distinct form of diabetes by the International Diabetes Federation. Despite the name, there are more than a dozen different types of diabetes. The classification isn't quite as tidy as the numbering suggests. Here's a clear guide to the different types, including some that you may not have heard of, along with information about what causes them and how they are treated.Type 1Type 1 diabetes is ca…

New Form of Diabetes Recognised as Type 5 by Global Health Experts

The recognition of type 5 diabetes highlights a major step in addressing a neglected condition affecting millions in poorer countries. The post New Form of Diabetes Recognised as Type 5 by Global Health Experts appeared first on Psychreg.

Malnutrition-related diabetes has been officially recognized as a new category under the name of type 5 diabetes. The vote that supported this decision took place last month of April (Continue reading...) The post They Recognize Type 5 Diabetes as a Disease was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

A New Chapter in Diabetes: Type 5 Diabetes Recognised by International Health Authorities

New Delhi, 14 May Type 5 diabetes has just been recognised as a distinct form of diabetes by the International Diabetes Federation. Despite the name, there are more than a dozen different types of diabetes. The classification isn’t quite as tidy as the numbering suggests. Here’s a clear guide to the different types, including some that you may not have heard of, along with information about what causes them and how they are treated. Type 1 Type …