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Lebanese immigrants in australia often are not diagnosed with diabetes until middle age.... The Lebanese population in Sydney, australia was targeted for this study with an emphasis on those affected by diabetes.... Purpose The purpose of this study was to describe the role of diabetes mellitus in the Lebanese community of Sydney, australia.... Methods This is a primary data analysis of a survey of twenty-five Lebanese individuals living in Sydney, australia....
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Research Paper
PREVALENCE OF TYPE 2 DIABETES in australia: Studies have shown that statistics of diabetes mellitus type 2 doubled in australia in the last two decades 16 % to 20 % of people suffering from diabetes mellitus type 2 have shown to exhibit lesser abnormalities related to tolerance of glucose level.... Moreover a large population residing in australia is unaware of the fact that they have diabetes mellitus type 2 and also 55 % of the population of Australia suffering from diabetes mellitus type 2 exhibit obesity, an increase in blood pressure making them hypertensive and large population also have a family history of diabetes....
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Essay
in australia, the problem of diabetes mellitus is persistent.... he nursing fraternity at Royal Perth Hospital is charged with the responsibility of ensuring that diabetes mellitus patients can control their blood sugar levels and thus avoid further complications that might adversely disrupt their lifestyle.... t Perth Royal hospital, most of the services are provided under outpatient clinics.... However, it is also customary even for patients newly diagnosed with type I diabetes to be admitted to a hospital bed....
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iabetes prevalence in australia and the world
... Diabetes affects people of all demographics worldwide and is a burden to the health care system in australia (National Public Health Partnership, 2003, 2).... To further confirm the worrying trends of diabetes rise in australia is the ABC News (2008, July 2) report, where Australia is positioned only second to the Scandinavian countries as far as escalating figures of diabetes are concerned.... ogether with cardiovascular and chronic kidney diseases, diabetes account for almost two-thirds of deaths caused by illnesses in australia and impose about a third of the overall Australian burden (O'Brien, Thow, and Ofei, 2006; NPHP, 2003)....
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Term Paper
The author of the paper "Diabetes mellitus, Its Causes, and Treatments" will begin with the statement that diabetes mellitus is known as a metabolic disease in which an individual normally has high blood sugar.... Diabetes mellitus can occur when cells do not respond to the insulin produced.... It is also known as Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.... Nevertheless, this can result to type 2 diabetes mellitus (Everson, 2005)....
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Term Paper
From the paper "Type 2 Diabetes mellitus " it is clear that diabetes is a very common disease affecting millions all over the world.... 'Type 2 Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common diseases affecting human beings all over the world' (WHO Expert Committee on Diabetes mellitus, 1998).... Type 2 Diabetes mellitus is a common disease that is characterized by hyperglycemia.... Incorporation of fruits and vegetables in the diet can significantly reduce the risk of type 2 Diabetes mellitus and can also go a long way in the management of the disease in the case of a person who already has the disease (Campbell et al, 2010)....
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in australia, evidence linking these factors to GDM is scarce.... The implication of factors such as glycosuria, age, obesity, family history of diabetes, past history of GDM or glucose intolerance, previous adverse pregnancy outcome and ethnicity as causative of GDM are based on studies carried out in other countries and not in australia.... t was also reported that women born overseas were twice likely to develop GDM than those born in australia (Fadl et al....
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Case Study
Type 1 diabetes is the most common chronic disease in children and the highest rates are reported in australia.... The paper "Diabetes in Western australia" states that a stakeholder forum is an avenue for acquiring evidence about the progress of the health promotion.... According to some researchers, diabetes is a silent pandemic and the fastest-growing chronic disease in the entire of australia.... Diabetes has caused a massive financial cost to the federal government of australia with the total health cost estimated at $10....
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