The prevalence of diabetes is exponentially increasing and children are no longer an exception. Among 29 million diabetic people, 210000 were children and adolescents, according to CDC’s 2018 data. Diabetes mellitus has a poor prognosis and daunting effects in children if not early diagnosed, poorly managed, or failed in post-diagnosis care. The rise of T1DM, T2DM, and other forms of diabetes is becoming a global health issue due to their associated complications and comorbidities.
Changing lifestyle, congenital factors, and other healthcare factors contribute to the higher prevalence. Understanding the pathophysiology, contributing factors, and the current global and national scenario would be required for effective prevention and management in the pediatric population. We have organized a series of special events, DIWAS , where you can gain more insights on this topic right in the…
