In Greece, Diabetes Now Affects More than 1 in 10 Citizens
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Professor Thanasis Tziamourtas analyzes the importance of exercise and the new data on type 1 and 2 diabetes. The data in Greece and the difference between the types More than one in ten citizens in Greece now suffers from diabetes mellitus, according to data presented by Thanasis Tziamourtas, a professor at the University of Thessaly. […] The article Diabetes: More than one in ten citizens in Greece live with the disease appeared first on The G…
Type 1 diabetes mellitus is a chronic autoimmune disease that often affects children and adolescents, as the immune system attacks the insulin-producing β-cells of the pancreas. As Thanasis Tziamourtas, a professor at the University of Thessaly, explains to ΑΕΝ-ΜΕΝ, this form of diabetes is not related to obesity, poor diet or lack of exercise, […] Type 1 diabetes and children: Why exercise is part of the treatment and not an obstacle - pontosne…
Professor Thanasis Tziamourtas explains what children and parents should know about type 1 diabetes and exercise.
"Type 1 diabetes mellitus is a chronic autoimmune disease that often occurs in childhood and adolescence. The immune system ...
"Type 1 diabetes mellitus is a chronic autoimmune disease that often occurs in childhood and adolescence," said Thanasis Tziamourtas, professor at the University of Thessaly.
More than one in ten citizens in Greece live with diabetes, according to data presented to the Athens-Macedonian News Agency by Thanasis Tziamourtas, a professor at the University of Thessaly. Referring to the distinction… Diabetes: It affects more than one in ten citizens in Greece – What children and parents should pay attention to - NAFTEMPORIKI
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