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Partners ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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The Royal College of Surgeons Ireland in the Medical University of Bahrain have played an active role in research in diabetes-related issues in Bahrain, in community engagement and outreach programs and in educational activities geared at the youth and adolescent population of Bahrain. diabetes.bh has brought on RCSI as a partner and contributor to diabetes.bh to share its experiences, research and data and to allow for greater collaboration with the diabetes community in Bahrain. Three Bahraini adventur...
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Projects ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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In September 2011, 40 teams attempted to cross India in 2 weeks, in a 3000km charity ‘race’ from Shillong, Meghalaya to Jaisalmar, Rajasthan using only an auto rickshaw and their common sense. The Blue Camels – made up of three Bahraini adventurists- were one of those teams. If you would like to become a contributor or collaborate on a project, do feel free to get in touch with us by contacting us by e-mail on info [at] diabetes.bh. Your feedback has been received.
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“Global Diabetes: Bursting the D-Bubble in Bahrain” ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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8220;Global Diabetes: Bursting the D-Bubble in Bahrain”. Khadija is a rising advocate in the global diabetes community with multiple leadership roles; she’s not only a medical student studying to someday become a diabetes doctor, but also serves as president of the Bahrain Diabetes Youth Committee. And is part of the International Diabetes Federation’s Young Leaders Program. She’s also the founder and leader of a grassroots program called TeamD. Here is what Khadija has to say about her D-experiences:.
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Ayurveda and Diabetes: An interview with Amal ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Ayurveda and Diabetes: An interview with Amal. Diabetes.bh had the pleasure of catching up with Amal Jaffar. Amal is a certified yoga teacher and yoga therapist (RYT200) who has received her training in both Bahrain and India. We asked Amal on her thoughts on Yoga and Diabetes. Amal, tell our readers about your journey in yoga. Amal, what is Ayurveda and how did your journey in it begin? How can diabetics follow a lifestyle based on ayurveda to help them manage their diabetes? I would highly recommend co...
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Treatment ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Treatment of diabetes is unique to every individual. Although very common, individuals with diabetes have very different physiological and psychological needs, and thus all treatment plans are also different. It is important once you are diagnosed with diabetes to seek medical advice and to increase your knowledge about the different symptoms (for type I. Causes and complications of diabetes. Checking your blood glucose level. Can help you keep track of your results and review them to see how food, activ...
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Groups at Risk ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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There are three major types of diabetes. Type 2 diabetes, and gestational diabetes. All three types of diabetes. One out of every three people with diabetes is unaware they have this chronic condition. According to the American Diabetes Association, that amounts to about 7 million Americans. Might you be one of them? Read on to see what your risk for diabetes really is. Risk Factors for Type 1 Diabetes. Genetics and family history. Diseases of the pancreas. Risk Factors for Type 2 Diabetes. Type 2 diabet...
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Support ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Society in Bahrain overseeing many of the civil society activities related to diabetes awareness, education and support. Society head : Dr. Mariam Al Hajeri. Youth Diabetes Group – Team D. Co-ordinated by IDF Young Leader in Diabetes, Khadija Al-Arayedh. Parents Empowering Parents – PEP (Coming Soon). A PEP Squad is a group of parents of children with diabetes who support each other during different life stages and experiences with diabetes. Please note that Diabetes.bh groups cannot give medical adv...
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Diabetes News ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Archive by category "Diabetes News". Browsing the "Diabetes News" Category. NBB donates BD 5,000 to the Bahrain Diabetes Society. National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) has made a donation of BD 5,000 to the Bahrain Diabetes Society as part of its donations and contributions programme for the year 2016. Diabetes cases rise from 8 to 23 per 100,000 population. Bahrain Diabetes Society – 4th Diabetes Conference. NBB donates BD 5,000 to the Bahrain Diabetes Society. Bahrain Diabetes Society - 4th Diabetes Conference.
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Diabetes & Ramadan ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Diabetes & Ramadan. FACT #1 The global population of Muslims has crossed the 1.6 billion people mark already in 2010, according to a study by the Pew Research Center. 8220;The Future of the Global Muslim Population”. FACT #2 The global population of diabetics has crossed the 350 million people mark in 2011, according to the International Diabetes Federation. As the number of Muslim diabetics increases due to sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy eating habits, it is important to be aware of the symptoms, ca...
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Complications ‹ Diabetes Bahrain | Protect our Future
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Diabetic retinopathy is the most common diabetic eye disease, it occurs when blood vessels in the retina change. Sometimes these vessels swell and leak fluid or even close off completely. In other cases, abnormal new blood vessels grow on the surface of the retina. Diabetic neuropathies are a family of nerve disorders caused by diabetes. People with diabetes can, over time, develop nerve damage throughout the body. Some people with nerve damage have no symptoms. Diabetes Related Heart Disease.