Diabetes is a condition that results in high blood sugar (glucose) in a patient because the body is not making enough of the hormone insulin, which helps break down the sugar entering the cells and ...

Diabetes is one of the leading causes of foot complications and understanding how it affects your feet is crucial for ...

Foot problems are a leading cause of hospitalization for the eight million persons in the United States who have been identified as having diabetes mellitus. Expenditures related to diabetic foot ...

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SAN DIEGO — In a study comparing health-related quality of life across diabetes complications, diabetic foot ulcer complications posed the greatest burden on quality of life in adults with type 2 ...

Diabetes can cause loss of feeling in the feet, and because of this, broken foot bones are a lot more common among those living with diabetes than many people realize. I’ve broken four bones in my ...

Lower limb vascular complications and foot ulcers significantly predict mortality in patients with diabetes, researchers reported at the American Diabetes Association 76th Scientific Sessions in New ...

A comprehensive foot examination is essential for the appropriate assessment, prevention and management of diabetic foot complications Peripheral neuropathy is concurrent with 90% of foot ulcers and ...

Diabetes is a multifaceted disease that, if not managed properly, can affect different parts of your body -- such as your eyes, kidneys, blood vessels and even your feet. Problems with the feet are ...

Karnataka launches AI-powered Diabetic Foot Care Centre for early detection and management of diabetic foot complications on ...

SAN FRANCISCO (WPVI) -- For the millions of Americans living with diabetes, a new tech product offers early warning against the threat of losing a foot or a leg to the disease. "I have very little ...