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Recommend "Robin McKie" - Diabetes Epidemic Affecting 350 Million – and Western Fast Food Is to Blame (Email)

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Published on Sunday, June 26, 2011 by The Guardian/UK

• Lancet study shows diabetes now a major health problem • Number of people with disease has doubled since 1980

by Robin McKie

More than 350 million people in the world now have diabetes, an international study has revealed. The analysis, published online by the Lancet on Saturday, adds several tens of millions to the previous estimate of the number of diabetics and indicates that the disease has become a major global health problem.

Diabetics have inadequate blood sugar control, a condition that can lead to heart disease and strokes, as well as damage to kidneys, nerves and the retina. About three million deaths a year are attributed to diabetes and associated conditions in which blood sugar levels are disrupted.

The dramatic and disturbing increase is blamed by scientists on the spread of a western-style diet to developing nations, which is causing rising levels of obesity. Researchers also say that increased life expectancy is playing a major role.


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