
March 11, 2011 - A report from the Doctor's Lounge indicates that in a new study, diabetes may increase the chance of premature death by as much as 80%.
Additionally, this study found that individuals with diabetes were at an increased risk of premature death because of other risk factors such as infectious diseases, mental disorders, liver disease, cancer and even suicide.
The study may just shed light on the seriousness of diabetes. While many believe it is a treatable disease that requires nothing more than taking some medication, there are other serious risk factors that need to be considered.
In addition to diabetics having an 80% higher chance of premature death, they were also found to be 25% more likely to die as a result of cancer.
The cancers most prevalent in diabetics include:
The study also revealed a link between diabetes, mental disorders and premature death. Diabetics were found to be 64% more likely to die because of mental disorders, with a 58% higher chance of suicide as a result.
Issues such as abnormal blood glucose fasting levels and blood sugar levels were also closely associated with premature death.
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