Women face higher risk of mental health issues post diabetes diagnosis

A British study has revealed that women diagnosed with type 2 diabetes are more prone to developing mental health issues after their diagnosis, while men face higher risks of cardiovascular diseases and kidney complications. The findings show that health trajectories differ between genders, with women experiencing more psychological disorders and pathways leading to death, highlighting the need to incorporate regular psychological screenings into patient care. Conversely, men are more susceptible to heart and kidney diseases, necessitating close monitoring of these complications. It is also important to tailor treatment strategies that consider gender and age differences to improve disease management and prevent complications.

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