Synopsis T2DM is a global epidemic with increased prevalence worldwide. A close link between T2DM and obesity has been well recognized. Prevention and management of obesity is highly essential in order to reduce the T2DM prevalence. Binge eating disorder and Night eating syndrome are the common eating disorders witnessed during obesity, that affects the management and long-term outcomes of T2DM. The present study compares the prevalence and associations of Binge eating disorder (BED) and Night eating syndrome (NES) in T2DM patients.
This week’s “ MED FACT ” discusses the clinical trial from Journal of Eating Disorders, “ Binge eating disorder and night eating syndrome in adults with type 2 diabetes: a systematic review ”. Authors : Abbott, S.; et. al. Key Takeaways: Adults with pre-existing T2DM have clinical BED and NES. Introduction of newer anti-diabetes therapies in the management…
