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Endocrinologist and diabetologist Hassan Faroukh Jamal said that insulin resistance and a decline in pancreatic cell function may begin around ten years before a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. By the time the disease is detected, many patients have lost nearly half of their pancreas’s capacity to produce insulin. He stressed that regular screening and early intervention—including weight loss, physical activity, and lifestyle changes—may reduce the risk of developing diabetes or delay its onset, while helping protect the eyes, kidneys, heart, and nerves from complications. He urged people at increased risk, including those with a family history of diabetes, people who are overweight, and women who have previously had gestational diabetes, to get screened before symptoms appear.
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