Obesity and Chronic Diseases

Diabesity: A Dual Challenge

The project's worldwide scope Obesity and diabetes may coexist, according to the modern epidemic known as diabesity. Several cases of diabetes and weight issues, as well as the study programmes that went along with them, were given from unusual countries that had growing epidemics, higher rates of morbidity, and unaffordable public health costs. Diabetes is the fifth leading cause of death worldwide and is linked to severe fitness problems. Long-term diabetic headaches, a decline in fitness-related functionality, a decline in well-being, and a lower standard of life are only a few of the health impacts of diabetes. Myocardial infarction, a cerebrovascular stroke, or end-stage renal illness can all result in chronic headaches. Furthermore, modern research has shown that persistent stress, hopelessness, and sleep issues are linked to both diabetes and obesity.

• Epidemiology of diabesity
• Health impact of diabesity
• Economic impact