Published July 27, 2021, 9:33 AM
What you should do to keep your blood sugar at bay
“Diabetes has been increasingly common in the past 30 years and there are now more than 400 million people living with diabetes in the world. Unfortunately, about one half of them do not know they have diabetes. They have not been diagnosed. And of those who are diagnosed, many do not have access to medicines nor health services that they need. This pandemic has shown that people with diabetes are at higher risk than people without diabetes of having a severe illness of COVID and also dying of COVID,” explained Dr. Gojka Roglic in the World Health Organization’s video and audio series entitled Science in 5 released recently.
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