Canada’s first in-hospital Diabetes Screening program put in place at the Heart Institute in Ottawa

Good News! With the current onslaught of diabetes across the Canada and the rest of the world – Canada’s UOIH (University of Ottawa Heart Institute) will use in hospital diabetes screening to help find diagnose people with diabetes. As you know, diabetes tends to be difficult to be detected. It is not a simple disease. In fact, diabetes is classified as a silent killer that will kill people around the world, especially in Western Hemisphere.

Let see the true record about the late diabetes detection! Based on the study that is done by UOIH (University of Ottawa Heart Institute), more than 10% heart disease patients have diabetes. Unfortunately, they do exactly not know this dangerous disease has been affected in their body.
Growth of diabetes is significant in the West, especially for women who have heart disease. If you see the fact, you will know that diabetes as a dangerous epidemic easily affects women than men. Most women die because of diabetes complications such as a heart disease. No matter the ages, diabetes makes people give up living. Moreover, diabetes medical treatment cost is quite expensive. In fact, every year price of diabetes medical treatment is increasing.

Because of these cases, UOIH creates medical invention, named screening diabetes program to detect diabetes earlier. It has beneficial purposes to diagnose diabetes and set the best treatment to overcome diabetes earlier. Therefore, there is no more late diabetes diagnose for patients. In addition, it can be used to give warning for people avoiding the bad risks of this dangerous epidemic. Furthermore, UOIH gives universal services for local and international to save people’s soul.

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