background and aims. diabetic patients display an increased risk of oral disorders, and oral health related quality of life (ohrql) might affect their management and treatment modalities. the aim of the present study was to determine ohrql and associated parameters in patients with diabetes. materials and methods. in this study two hundred patients were recruited from the diabetes clinic in mus...

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Diabetes mellitus is the common endocrine problem that affects millions of world population. The disease can be seen in every country around the world. It is recorded as one of the most common noninfectious disease at present. In the era of the new emerging diseases, the concern on the effect of new diseases on diabetes should be discussed. For example, in the case of new emerging zoonotic infl...

Vitamin D and diabetes mellitus

Sleep problems and diabetes mellitus are increasing in prevalence. Although it is unclear if they related, a number of related studies implicate such relationship. A In this review, the significance sleep will be reviewed by summarizing relationships between sleep, circadian rhythm, disorders, mellitus. Also, mechanisms influence reviewed. addition, although relationship mainly has focused on t...


 Background : Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an insulin insufficiency disorder caused by disruption of products Langerhans beta cells or the body's are less responsive to insulin. Covid-19 attacks all ages, especially those who have chronic diseases (co-morbid) a more frequent risk getting it with bad complications from this disease. Physical exercise (Diabetes leg exercises) one pillars in ma...

Skin disorders are common in diabetic patients and may also act as clues for diagnosis in undiagnosed cases. These manifestations may be summarized in five categories including non-infectious, infectious, treatment-related and miscellaneous manifestations as well as diabetic foot ulcer. The most common non-infectious disorder occurring in up to 70% of patients is diabetic dermopathy. Infectio...