Today is 14 November. World Diabetes Day. Currently, over 50 million people in the world are suffering from diabetes. Worst of all, 50 percent of them do not even know that they are suffering from diabetes. The data says that in 1980, the number of patients with diabetes was 18 million, in 2014 it increased to 420 million, 45 in 2015, 46 in 2016 and 50 million in 2017. Diseases like blindness, kidney failure, heart attack, stroke or disorder in the body in the body. According to the World Health Organization, by 2030, this disease will be identified as the world's premier mortality rate. However, there is no reason to fear unnecessarily seeing these statistics. Proper medical and controlled lifestyle at the right time is able to overcome diabetes, to overcome its effects. However, for type-2 diabetes, it is necessary to diagnose rapid medical diagnosis and start treatment. The World Health Organization and the International Diabetes Federation jointly announced the day of November 14, 1991 as World Diabetes Day, without the overwhelming majority of diabetes worldwide. The purpose of this step was to make people aware of diabetes around the world. In this case, the primary goal was two. First, improve the living conditions of diabetics and secondly, all information about this disorder is not confined to the pages of medical science - public disclosure.
In the interest of improving the living standards of diabetes, many volunteers and people working in different occupations work together on World Diabetes Day. On this day, continuous campaign, conference, workshop, health camp etc. were organized for this disease. The staff and officials associated with the healthcare services participate in this. The role of news media in this program is very important. Because, news, news, television, etc., comes to the public about this news. Organizing awareness camps, health camps, conferences etc. are organized in different places to raise awareness of blood sugar. But to bring the global diabetes to the forefront, the promotional program should also be organized at the international level. This requires: 1. Every government has specific policies and strategies to deal with diabetes. 2. Everyone who is suffering from this disease should provide full information about diabetes. 3. Diabetes syndrome, the way to prevent it and the way to survive Type-2 diabetes is known to everyone. 4. Every country should observe World Diabetes Day.
Why is the 14th November as the World Diabetes Day? Friedrich Binning was born on November 14th, the most innovative inventor of insulin. In 1922 he collaborated with Charles Best to invent this drug. For the first time in their initiative, it was possible to apply insulin successfully to a 14-year-old teenager with type-1 diabetes. This discovery changed the lives of people all over the world with diabetes.The chances of their survival increased a lot.
World Diabetes Day logo, there are many reasons behind creating a logo. However, the World Diabetes Day logo or symbol is a circle of blue color. The IDF member Carey Rosfeld's brainstorming logo was released in 2006. The blue color of the logo is the symbol of the open sky and the UN flag. The United Nations is an international organization that establishes friendship with the governments of different countries or states. In this case, using the blue color in the logo means that all the states in the world are motivated to fight together in the face of diabetes. On the other hand, the reason for choosing the circle as a logo is that circle lives in many countries, a sign of good health. In addition, the circle identifies unity. This unity is very urgent in dealing with death-like diabetes. Today, this logo is capable of spreading strong messages against diabetes throughout the world. In fact, this logo has given a specific identity to people with diabetes worldwide. The goal of which is 1. All possible collaboration to raise awareness about diabetes. 2. Organize a new program to make common people more aware of diabetes. 3. Co-operation and sympathy for the victims of diabetes At present, the number of women infected with diabetes is around 20 million. By 2040, it will exceed 31 million. The reason for the death of women is the ninth place of the disease.
The problem is that, if women are suffering from diabetes due to socio-economic reasons, they are deprived of their medical services. The discrimination in developing countries is the highest that increases the chances of their death multiplied. The lack of nutritious food, lack of physical labor, habits of alcoholism and tobacco use can increase the problem. The aim of celebrating World Diabetes Day is to make women aware about this disease. So that they can easily access the healthcare system to cope with this disease and save themselves from Type II diabetes. The data says that two of the five women with diabetes are young, who are age appropriate for their childhood. But diabetes makes many obstacles in favor of their pregnancy. In this case, if there is no warning in the first place and the appropriate treatment can cause harm to both the mother and the child. Even the death of a pregnant woman or a newborn is not unusual. Gestational diabetes by making such problems during the birth of a baby in about seven children. This type of diabetes is diagnosed during pregnancy. In many cases the patient does not know that he is suffering from diabetes before this incident. However, this disease is very serious today, most people do not care who suffer from this disease, many of them increase blood pressure after pregnancy. The weight of the fetus is overly weaker. Many complications arise during delivery. Many people with Gestational Diabetes have been infected with type 2 diabetes after delivery. However, due to social inequality, they are deprived of appropriate medical care.
In the end, there is a clear divide between the diabetics and the rest. Only aware of this, it is possible to deal with this disease only. All people involved in this work must be involved. The distance between the doctor and the patient must be overcome. The affected people have to be provided with necessary health services. Then it is possible to prevent death dysfunction.