Goa fights diabetes, says time to take control

Franky Gracias

DIABETES BEWARE!

According to the Goa Health Ministry, over 26 per cent of the State's population is affected with diabetes, which is worrisome.

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TAKING CHARGE

The Goa government has renewed the MoU to continue the ongoing Changing Diabetes Barometer (CDB) programme with Novo Nordisk Education Foundation (NNEF), a non-profit organisation set up by Novo Nordisk India.

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KEEP UP THE FIGHT

Now, the Goa Directorate of Health Services has introduced a digital diabetes registry for effective monitoring and targeted awareness campaigns.

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TAKE ACTION

As part of the revised MoU, the state’s first-ever foot care clinic for people living with diabetes will also be developed.

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PROTECT YOUR LIFE

Fifteen diabetes educators will be available for home visits and expert counselling on diet, exercise and general wellbeing for people living with diabetes across Goa.

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DEFEAT DIABETES

Four mega diabetes camps will be organised over a period of three years for increasing awareness and diabetes screening in Goa.

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CHOOSE PREVENTION

The Changing Diabetes Barometer programme was launched over a decade ago by the Goa government to create awareness and support around diabetes care and capacity building in the state.

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