Diabetes in Italy: cases have increased by 23% over the last twenty years
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A recent health analysis has highlighted worrying data regarding public health in Italy. Over the last twenty years, the number of people suffering from diabetes has grown by 23%, marking a significant change in the country's epidemiological landscape.
Currently, approximately 3.8 million Italian citizens live with this chronic condition. This number corresponds to 6.4% of the entire national population. If we look specifically at the adult age group, the percentage rises to 7.5%, confirming that diabetes is one of the most widespread diseases among residents.
Experts emphasize that the increase in cases is linked to several factors, including the aging of the population and lifestyle-related habits. Prevention, through a balanced diet and regular physical activity, remains the primary tool for countering the spread of this condition.
Health institutions continue to monitor the situation to ensure adequate support for patients. The main objective is to improve early diagnosis and promote awareness campaigns that help citizens reduce the risk factors associated with the disease.
Sources: Gazzetta di Parma
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