Study shows that complications of type 2 diabetes differ between men and women
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Study shows that complications of type 2 diabetes differ between men and women

A new study involving nearly 29,000 patients established that the complications of type 2 diabetes manifest differently depending on gender. It was found that men are more likely to develop heart and kidney diseases, while for women, mental health issues pose a more serious threat.

According to the study data, women with diabetes show an increased risk of developing problems related to memory, cognition, and overall mental health. Furthermore, men may develop diabetes at a younger age.

Additionally, it was revealed that women with diabetes lose the natural protection against heart disease that is usually present before menopause.

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Differences in the Consequences of Type 2 Diabetes in Men and Women According to Data Analysis

An analysis of electronic medical records concerning British patients revealed gender differences in the consequences of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

According to the data, women after receiving this diagnosis showed a greater susceptibility to developing mental disorders. In contrast, men were more frequently faced with cardiovascular problems, including hypertension.

Furthermore, the publication in PLoS Medicine notes that for women, the deterioration of health condition generally manifested after a longer period of time.

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