Pre-Diabetes and it’s Associated Risk Factors in Libya: Future Needs for Public Health Care by
Fathi Mohamed Sherif in Research and Reviews on Healthcare: Open Access Journal in Lupine Publishers
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Fathi Mohamed Sherif in Research and Reviews on Healthcare: Open Access Journal in Lupine Publishers
Diabetes mellitus is a major public health problem and is a primary
cause of morbidity and mortality. The state incidence has
much increased in the last years but with a major ignorance of the state
health authorities. Thus, this study was aimed to explore the
frequency of pre-diabetes and its associated risk factors among Libyan
people. Data was collect from 911 (Males = 426 and Females
= 485) non diabetic Libyan residents to identify pre-diabetes during
2016 and 2017, followed by risk assessment questionnaire.
Findings indicate that 16.5% of the participants having pre-diabetes and
it is higher in females than males. 70% of the cases with
pre-diabetes were overweight (37.3% with BMI of 24-28 and 30% with BMI
> 28) which were at high risk for developing diabetes.
High rate of physical inactivity of the participants was distinguished
(75% do not do any active physical activity). This study shows
high incidence of pre-diabetes among the Libyan population. Thus, an
action for national public health education for an early
diagnosis of pre-diabetes and for a better healthy lifestyle is directly
needed.
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