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The Diabetes Forum in Jeddah stressed the need to refute the rumors that there are curative treatments for diabetes in some countries, stressing that every patient must take medical information from his doctor and not from social networking sites.
This came during the conclusion of the fourth conference in the Middle East for diabetes at the Park Hyatt Jeddah hotel Thursday evening, under the generous patronage of the Governor of Jeddah, His Royal Highness Prince Mishaal bin Majid bin Abdulaziz, and in the presence of more than 1,500 medical practitioners in the field of diabetes, where 11 speakers presented Internationally and 20 local speakers, 50 lectures and 30 scientific papers in the field of diabetes.
The conference recommended focusing on increasing community health awareness to avoid the causes that lead to diabetes, and also adhering to treatment and control of diabetes.
It also recommended increasing the number of health educated people in the field of diabetes, and urging universities to train the largest number of educated people in the field of diabetes, as well as urging doctors who supervise diabetes follow-up to follow up every new thing in diabetes treatment, and it is necessary to attend such conferences, and also adhere to the treatment plan, and follow-up The patient periodically makes the tests that help diagnose complications early and this helps in his treatment, pointing out that research has shown that most diabetics suffer from heart disease, so any disease associated with diabetes that affects the heart, such as high pressure and cholesterol, must be treated.
The conference renewed the recommendation to use new treatments that help reduce coronary heart failure, as studies indicated that some treatments benefit heart disease, especially for those with heart problems.
The conference focused on inviting doctors and researchers to conduct scientific research that is reflected in the treatment of people with diabetes, and the association supports that.
It should be noted that this year, professors from Saudi universities and all health sectors participated, as well as professors from the Arab Republic of Egypt, the Kingdom of Morocco, Europe and the United States.
