Diabetes Risks addresses the often-overlooked gender-specific risks women face with diabetes, particularly concerning during pregnancy and its impact on both mother and child.
The book uniquely focuses on how physiological differences make women more vulnerable to diabetic complications, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and cardiovascular disease.
It stresses the importance of proactive healthcare management and the profound implications of gestational diabetes, revealing that a gender-informed approach is essential for improving women's health outcomes.
The book progresses systematically, starting with diabetes fundamentals, then exploring specific risks women face, and concluding with practical lifestyle modifications, dietary recommendations, and exercise regimens.
Special attention is given to gestational diabetes, covering screening protocols and management strategies.
By integrating knowledge from endocrinology, gynecology, cardiology, and mental health, Diabetes Risks offers a holistic perspective, advocating for personalized medicine to tailor treatment plans to individual needs and circumstances for better diabetes management.
