There will be 200 million new cases of diabetes by 2045 according to new projections (Policy Advice). The global diabetes rate illustrates the seriousness of this condition, especially in countries with high-risk environments like the United States. In this episode, I have Dr. Anuj Bhargava, Founder, and CEO - Patient Qualifier, Iowa Diabetes Research, My Diabetes Home. We discuss:The importance of Diabetes researchDiversity in researchHow diabetes treatment has changed over the yearsWhat patients can do to improve their healthConnect with Dr. Bhargava: (20+) Iowa Diabetes | Facebook(20+) Iowans With Diabetes | FacebookIowa Diabetes Research (@iowadiabetes) • Instagram photos and videos (39) Iowa Diabetes Research (formerly IDERC): Overview | LinkedIn Dr. Anuj Bhargava: Overview | LinkedInFollow The Healthy Project:FacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedinCorey Dion Lewis:FacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedinBecome a supporter of The Healthy Project:DONATE. Support the show
There will be 200 million new cases of diabetes by 2045 according to new projections (Policy Advice). The global diabetes rate illustrates the seriousness of this condition, especially in countries with high-risk environments like the United States. In this episode, I have Dr. Anuj Bhargava, Founder, and CEO - Patient Qualifier, Iowa Diabetes Research, My Diabetes Home. We discuss:
Connect with Dr. Bhargava:
(20+) Iowa Diabetes | Facebook
(20+) Iowans With Diabetes | Facebook
Iowa Diabetes Research (@iowadiabetes) • Instagram photos and videos
(39) Iowa Diabetes Research (formerly IDERC): Overview | LinkedIn
Dr. Anuj Bhargava: Overview | LinkedIn
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