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At-risk groups for diabetes and blindness
Dr. Osama Hamdi, Professor of Internal Medicine and Diabetes at Harvard University, revealed details about health initiatives to combat diabetes, focusing especially on prevention and delaying its progression. He explained that diabetes is either hereditary or linked to weight gain, and that treating the disease is costly, with the United States spending around $75 million annually on medications. He also noted that diabetes can lead to vision loss due to retinal bleeding and cause kidney problems, recommending regular eye examinations. He pointed out that there are Egyptian initiatives involving improved nutrition, community awareness, early detection through modern technology, and providing care for affected children, all aimed at reducing the disease's prevalence and improving management.
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