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Diabetes Doubles Risk of Death From COVID-19; East-West Divide?

These findings are interesting because they reveal that worse outcomes due to COVID-19 in people with diabetes can be reduced in the right setting, says an expert.

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Endocrine System Vulnerable to Disruption From COVID-19

COVID-19 may disrupt the endocrine system, making people vulnerable to thyroid, pituitary, and gonad issues even after recovery.

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Profound Implications : COVID Ups Diabetes Risk 40% a Year Later

All these roads are pointing in one direction, that COVID-19 increases the risk of diabetes up to a year later. If patients have a prior history of COVID-19.they should certainly be screened for diabetes.

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Mild COVID-19 Infection Linked to Later Type 2 Diabetes

Results point to the need to monitor blood glucose following SARS-CoV-2 infection.

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Does COVID-19 Induce Type 1 Diabetes in Kids? Jury Still Out

Two new studies find increased incidence compared to pre-2020 in Germany and at a single US center, but the reasons still aren t clear.

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