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[Summary] => Some eight million Filipinos are unwittingly in the "pre-diabetes" stage, experts warned recently.
Philippine Lipid Atherosclerosis Society president Dr. Ruby Go said the growing number of Filipinos who are suffering from impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) or impaired fasting glucose (IFG) is a cause for concern.
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The group also warned that every 30 seconds, a human leg is cut off due to diabetes somewhere in the world.
PDA president Dr. Teresa Plata Que said foot and leg amputation is the leading complication of diabetes, a condition associated with an unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle.
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"The results should awaken everyone, particularly health professionals involved in diabetes care, that diabetes mellitus is a silent killer," Sy said.
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PDA president Dr. Teresa Plata Que said foot and leg amputation is the leading complication of diabetes, a condition associated with an unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle.
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