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SUMMARY:2016 International conference on diabetes and metabolism
DESCRIPTION:Behavioral medicine/ clinical nutrition/ education\nClinical diabetes & therapeutics\nDiabetic complications\nEpidemiology & genetics\nIntegrated physiology/obesity\nIslet biology & insulin secretion\nInsulin action\nSelf care
URL:https://diabetestimes.co.uk/event/2016-international-conference-diabetes-metabolism/
LOCATION:Grand Hilton Seoul hotel\, 353 Yeonhui-ro\, Seoul\, Korea\, Democratic People's Republic Of
ORGANIZER;CN="":MAILTO:diabetes@kams.or.kr
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SUMMARY:2nd Arab Diabetes Medical Congress
DESCRIPTION:The IDF MENA states that by 2030\, it is estimated that 51.7 million people will have diabetes (10.8 per cent of the adult population). Diabetes continuous to be a globally devastating disease. \nThe financial burden on the healthcare system is substantial\, with estimated costs of diabetes related complications accounting for up to 11 per cent of total global healthcare spending. Healthcare stakeholders need to lead the fight against diabetes by helping those affected by diabetes live healthy lives\, preventing the onset and consequences of diabetes\, and discovering a cure. \nArab Diabetes Medical Congress attracts the world’s leading researchers\, clinical practitioners and industry/corporate professionals for a lively exchange of ideas and information related to the treatment\, technology and prevention of diabetes and related complications in the MENA. \nThe congress will feature interactive case-studies\, platform presentations\, hands-on workshops and networking sessions to provide a comprehensive review of current issues and recent advances in diabetes management. \nThis congress is the region’s premier event connecting policy makers\, diabetes experts\, and researchers to exchange knowledge and generate new ideas that will foster the advancement in prevention and control of diabetes in the region.
URL:https://diabetestimes.co.uk/event/2nd-arab-diabetes-medical-congress/
LOCATION:TBC\, Qatar
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SUMMARY:Diabetes and surgery
DESCRIPTION:People with diabetes are more likely to be admitted to hospital for a particular condition than those without diabetes. With the number of patients with diabetes undergoing surgery likely to rise\, this could have major implications on inpatient care. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis meeting will focus on the issues surrounding diabetes and the surgical patient\, and the importance of having a multi-disciplinary approach when it comes to looking after the patient’s journey from admittance to recovery. \nFeaturing a key note lecture by Dr Mark Rice\, Professor and Multispecialty Adult Anaesthesiology at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in USA. \nBy the end of the meeting\, delegates will have: \n\nAwareness about all the specialties involved in looking after surgical patients with diabetes\nInformation on UK guidelines that are widely recommended to ensure that patients get the best care along their surgical journey\nAn understanding about what can go wrong\, but most importantly\, what needs to be done to make patient care better
URL:https://diabetestimes.co.uk/event/diabetes-and-surgery/
LOCATION:royal society of medicine
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