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Effect of COVID-19 on management of type 1 diabetes:Pushing the boundaries of telemedical healthcare

World Journal of diabetes 2021年第6期12卷 780-785页

作者： Ines Bilic Curcic Maja Cigrovski Berkovic Tomislav Kizivat Silvija Canecki Varzic Robert Smolic Martina Smolic Department of Endocrinology University Hospital OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Pharmacology Faculty of Medicine OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Endocrinology DiabetesMetabolism and Clinical PharmacologyUniversity Hospital DubravaZagreb 10000Croatia Department of Kinesiological Anthropology and Methodology Faculty of KinesiologyUniversity of ZagrebZagreb 10000Croatia Clinical Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Protection University Hospital OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology Faculty of Medicine OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Internal Medicine Family Medicineand HistoryFaculty of Medicine OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Pathophysiology Faculty of Medicine OsijekOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Pathophysiology Physiology and ImmunologyFaculty of Dental Medicine and HealthOsijek 31000Croatia Department of Pharmacology and Biochemistry Faculty of Dental Medicine and HealthOsijek 31000Croatia

The new coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)pandemic posed a great burden on health care systems worldwide and is an enormous and real obstacle in providing needed health care to patients with chronic diseases such as *** to COVID-19,there have been great advances in technology used for management of type 1 diabetes,primarily insulin pumps,sensors,integrated and closed loop systems,ambulatory glucose profile software,and smart phone apps providing necessary essentials for telemedicine implementation right at the beginning of the COVID-19 *** results of these remote interventions are reassuring in terms of glycemic management and hemoglobin A1c ***,data on long-term outcomes and cost reductions are missing as well as proper technical infrastructure and government health policy support.

关键词： diabetes management Telemedicine COVID-19 diabetes type 1

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Gestational diabetes mellitus and COVID-19:The epidemic during the pandemic

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World Journal of diabetes 2023年第8期14卷 1178-1193页

作者： Yamely Mendez Linda A Alpuing Radilla Luis Eduardo Delgadillo Chabolla Alejandra Castillo Cruz Johanan Luna Salim Surani Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Baylor College of MedicineHoustonTX 77030United States Department of Medicine Xochicalco UniversityMexicali 21376BCMexico Department of Medicine Mt.Olympus Medical ResearchSugarlandTX 77479United States Department of Medicine&Pharmacology Texas A&M UniversityCollege StationTX 77843United States

During the global coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)pandemic,people worldwide have experienced an unprecedented rise in psychological distress and *** addition to this challenging situation,the prevalence of diabetes mellitus(DM),a hidden epidemic,has been steadily increasing in recent ***-middle-income countries have faced significant barriers in providing accessible prenatal care and promoting a healthy diet for pregnant women,and the pandemic has made these challenges even more difficult to *** women are at a higher risk of developing complications such as hypertension,preeclampsia,and gestational diabetes,all of which can have adverse implications for both maternal and fetal *** occurrence of gestational diabetes has been on the rise,and it is possible that the pandemic has worsened its *** data is limited,studies conducted in Italy and Canada suggest that the pandemic has had an impact on gestational diabetes rates,especially among women in their first trimester of *** significant disruptions to daily routines caused by the pandemic,such as limited exercise options,indicate a possible link between COVID-19 and an increased likelihood of experiencing higher levels of weight gain during ***,individuals in the United States with singleton pregnancies are at a significantly higher risk of excessive gestational weight gain,making this association particularly important to *** comprehensive data is currently lacking,it is important for clinical researchers to explore the possibility of establishing correlations between the stress experienced during the pandemic,its consequences such as gestational gain weight,and the increasing incidence of gestational *** knowledge would contribute to better preventive measures and support for pregnant individuals during challenging times.

关键词： Pregnancy Gestational diabetes Stress Social determinants Pandemic COVID-19 diabetes type 1 diabetes type 2 Insulin diabetes mellitus treatment

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