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Diabetes understanding the complexity of the condition

Leanne Philpott

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280 Australians develop diabetes each day and yet new research shows that three out of four people substantially underestimate the prevalence of the disease and more than 60% of people fail to recognise the link between diabetes and key complications such as heart attack, stroke, anxiety and depression.

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280 Australians develop diabetes each day and yet new research shows that three out of four people substantially underestimate the prevalence of the disease and more than 60% of people fail to recognise the link between diabetes and key complications such as heart attack, stroke, anxiety and depression.

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280 Australians develop diabetes each day and yet new research shows that three out of four people substantially underestimate the prevalence of the disease and more than 60% of people fail to recognise the link between diabetes and key complications such as heart attack, stroke, anxiety and depression.

Key concepts: Diabetes mellitus, Depression (economics), Anxiety, Stroke (engine), Disease, Medicine, Gerontology, Psychiatry

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