Global Health Project-Ania Brooks

By ANia Brooks

Global Health

Type 1&2 Diabetes

Prevention

Diagnosis

Transmission

Prevelance

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Background

Background

How exactly the result of too much sugar in the blood occurs differs from type one or type 2

What is Diabetes?

Diabetes, also known as diabetes mellitus is a disease that results in too much sugar in the blood stream.

background

Type 1 Diabetes

• Gotten RELATIVELY late in life
• body does not produce enough insulin
• or body doesn't use insulin effectively
• most common form and can be caused by diet

Type 2 Diabetes

• Gotten reletivly early in life
• body does not produce insulin
• somewhat genetic
• autoimmune disorder

Prevalence

Prevalence

Based on numbers and predictions from 2013 to 2035 (the cancer and diabetes video by RicharD Skolnik), some people consider this an epidemic, given the potential impact.

Transmission

Type 1 Risk Factors

• family history
• Diet, physical inactivity, obesity
• insulin resistance
• Increasing age

Type 2 Risk factors

• family history
• in additon: increased weight, environmental factors
• viral infection exposer

Transmission/ Diagnoses

leads to death

Coronary Heart Problems

can lead to amputation

Circulatory problems

causes blindness

Eye Problems

Effects on human Health

Increased diagnoses of Other complications and diseases caused by diabetes

Diagnosis

Heart disease

Oral, Vision, Or hearing

Nerve damage and other problems with the feet

Chronic kidney disease

Increasing activity levels to increase circulation and aid in keeping blood sugar levels low

Prevention

although there is no evidence on preventing type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes can be prevented with a change of habits

excersizing

Eating habits

Changing eating habits to keep blood sugar levels low/ in normal range.

Thanks for tuning in!

• https://bc.instructure.com/media_objects_iframe/m-5Z3nFvVHUzQgSLBML72fQSAxvojWd5kD?type=video

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rY4VomHoNk

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