IDF atlas 2025: Global Diabetes Prevalence and Gestational Diabetes Mellitus

India is one of the seven countries and territories in the IDF South-East Asia region, a pivotal area in the fight against diabetes. Currently, a staggering 589 million people around the globe have diabetes, with 107 million of them in the SEA region alone. Alarmingly, projections indicate that this number could surge to 185 million by 2050. We must address this growing health crisis with urgency and commitment.

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Diabetes Asia Journal.
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.62996/daj.54042025
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Gestational Diabetes Research and Management
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Abstract

India is one of the seven countries and territories in the IDF South-East Asia region, a pivotal area in the fight against diabetes. Currently, a staggering 589 million people around the globe have diabetes, with 107 million of them in the SEA region alone. Alarmingly, projections indicate that this number could surge to 185 million by 2050. We must address this growing health crisis with urgency and commitment.

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