Rise in Young Diabetes Patients: What the New Data Shows in Israel
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New data on diabetes in Israel shows that the number of young patients has risen significantly. The original article presents a comparison between generations and emphasizes that the disease also affects very young children.
As an example, the article tells the story of Ran Granot, who is now 30 years old. He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when he was five and a half. At that age, most children are playing, but he had to learn to inject insulin in order to maintain his health. Type 1 diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce enough insulin, so the patient must receive insulin every day.
The data highlights the importance of early detection of the disease. When the disease is discovered early, it is possible to teach the child and the family how to cope with it and maintain balance in blood sugar. Experts recommend adhering to proper nutrition, physical activity, and regular check-ups.
In summary, the new data shows that diabetes is not a disease of adults only. The state and the medical system continue to monitor the trend, and families are invited to contact their family doctor if they have concerns about symptoms such as excessive thirst, fatigue, and weight loss.
Sources: YNET
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