The second type of diabetes (treated with diet or drugs) is becoming more common, threatening more people in the world. Diabetes affects women more than men, but you can check for early detection and reduce its effects.
The diabetes test required 14 hours of survival, measured later by the blood glucose level, but today it is simpler. Experts recommend men over the age of 30 to do this screening and people whose family history is diabetes or who have roots in South Asia (they are more susceptible to diabetes).
Statistics show that the disease has been widespread in the last 12 years and quadrupled more among men aged 35 to 44 years.