Fasting is a common practice in many religions. In Islam sick people are exempted from fasting. However, many patients might fast against medical advice. Ramadan fasting is observed by many diabetic Muslims ...
La première question que l’on se pose lorsque l’on parle de l’association entre le diabète et le Ramadan est de savoir ce qui change pendant le mois de ramadan pour les personnes atteintes de diabète ...
We hope that the Supplement will be able to spread this knowledge across the globe to medical professionals and allied colleagues, and achieve our goal of better care of diabetes during Ramadan.
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A study was planned to observe the association between different dietary patterns and glycemic control and compliance to dietary advice among fasting patients with diabetes.
Background: To observe the outcome of implementation of Ramadan-specific diabetes management recommendations in fasting individuals with diabetes through health care providers.
Conclusion: We observed ...
Aims To observe the effects of active glucose monitoring, alteration of drug dosage and timing, dietary counselling and patient education in the occurrence of acute diabetic complications in fasting individuals ...
Management of diabetes during Ramadan fasting is a challenge for many people with diabetes and healthcare professionals. The IDF-DAR guidelines intend to help people with diabetes achieve a safer Ramadan. ...
The majority of Muslims across the globe are passionate about fasting during the Holy month of Ramadan, one of the five pillars of Islam.
Depending on the geographical location and season, the duration ...
The lunar-based month of Ramadan is currently taking place, in which Muslims refrain from eating, drinking, smoking, and/or taking medications from predawn until sundown. Globally, around 50 million Muslims ...
Main Topics
Launch of New IDF Diabetes and Ramadan Guidelines
Up-to-date reviews of advances in management strategies for patients with diabetes.
Practical workshops
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