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A third of Corona's dead also suffered from this disease
We all already know that background diseases greatly increase the risk of corona complications, but a new and comprehensive study has examined exactly what the consequences of one of these diseases are on people infected with the virus.
His results are alarming
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One-third of the patients who died from corona were diabetics, according to a new and comprehensive study published in the journal Lancet.
Previous studies have shown that diabetics have an increased risk of developing more severe morbidity and complications of Covid-19, and are also at higher risk for mortality.
However, this is the first study to show how much more at risk they are, and also to evaluate the independent effect of type 1 and type 2 diabetes separately.
"All types of diabetes are independently associated with a significantly increased risk of death in a hospital when the cause of hospitalization is corona," the researchers determined.
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The study was conducted in England between March and May and examined 23,698 patients who were hospitalized with corona and died during this period.
A third of patients also had diabetes, with 31.4 per cent having type 2 diabetes and about 1.5 per cent having type 1 diabetes. It should be noted that this is the largest study on the subject, covering almost the entire population of England, Patients with corona by type of diabetes.
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The researchers used data from the National Diabetes Control Database and extracted information from the notification system for patients with corona, which records all deaths that occurred in Corona-related hospitals.
As part of the analysis, the researchers made adjustments to their findings for factors that may influence outcomes, such as age, sex and existing health conditions.
After examining all the data the researchers found that compared to people without diabetes, people with type 1 diabetes were 3.5 times more likely to die in hospital as a result of corona, people with type 2 diabetes were 2.03 times more likely to die in hospital during corona hospitalization.
It is very important to keep your blood sugar levels balanced.
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"This study highlights the high risk of coronary heart disease in diabetics," says Dr. Roy Eldor, director of the Diabetes Unit at the Institute of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Hypertension at Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv. , A combination of remote medical care is especially ideal in such situations.
Using a remote sugar monitoring tools and new technologies that can reduce exposure to possible infection. "
Dr. Eldor added that the data collected Leumit and published last week in the scientific journal DMRR found that unbalanced diabetes were at increased risk of hospitalization due to Kuru.
"Therefore, we recommend that diabetics try to maintain a sugar balance especially during this period, and if possible to take advantage of the new home care technologies," he said.
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