Authors :
Riya Shrivastav; Shalaka V. Koshti; Aprajeeta Singh; Dr. Rupali Tasgaonkar
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October
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Abstract :
Diabetes mellitus, a chronic condition
characterized by insufficient insulin production or
utilization, has a rich historical context and has evolved
significantly since its early identification in ancient
civilizations. This article explores the multifaceted nature
of diabetes, including its types—Type 1 diabetes (T1D),
Type 2 diabetes (T2D), and Latent Autoimmune Diabetes
in Adults (LADA)—alongside the pathogenic mechanisms
that contribute to its development. The prevalence of
diabetes has escalated globally, posing a substantial
healthcare burden and leading to serious complications,
including cardiovascular diseases and kidney failure.
Management strategies have advanced, highlighting the
importance of lifestyle modifications, continuous glucose
monitoring, and emerging treatments such as artificial
pancreas systems, smart insulin, and gene therapy.
Furthermore, the potential of stem cell therapy and
nanotechnology in the management of diabetes is
discussed, indicating a shift towards innovative
therapeutic approaches. This comprehensive overview
underscores the necessity of tailored treatment strategies
and the ongoing research efforts aimed at improving the
quality of life for individuals affected by diabetes while
addressing the global diabetes epidemic.
Keywords :
Diabetes Mellitus, Lifestyle Modifications, Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Gene Therapy, Smart Insulin.
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Diabetes mellitus, a chronic condition
characterized by insufficient insulin production or
utilization, has a rich historical context and has evolved
significantly since its early identification in ancient
civilizations. This article explores the multifaceted nature
of diabetes, including its types—Type 1 diabetes (T1D),
Type 2 diabetes (T2D), and Latent Autoimmune Diabetes
in Adults (LADA)—alongside the pathogenic mechanisms
that contribute to its development. The prevalence of
diabetes has escalated globally, posing a substantial
healthcare burden and leading to serious complications,
including cardiovascular diseases and kidney failure.
Management strategies have advanced, highlighting the
importance of lifestyle modifications, continuous glucose
monitoring, and emerging treatments such as artificial
pancreas systems, smart insulin, and gene therapy.
Furthermore, the potential of stem cell therapy and
nanotechnology in the management of diabetes is
discussed, indicating a shift towards innovative
therapeutic approaches. This comprehensive overview
underscores the necessity of tailored treatment strategies
and the ongoing research efforts aimed at improving the
quality of life for individuals affected by diabetes while
addressing the global diabetes epidemic.
Keywords :
Diabetes Mellitus, Lifestyle Modifications, Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Gene Therapy, Smart Insulin.