Expression of Concern: Discrepancy in insulin regulation between gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) platelets and placenta.

Li, Yicong; Cooper, Anthonya; Odibo, Imelda N.; Ahmed, Asli; Murphy, P.; Koonce, Ruston; Dajani, Nafisa K.; Lowery, Curtis L.; Roberts, Drucilla J.; Maroteaux, Luc; Kilic, Fusun

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“…Diabetes and hyperlipoidemia are among the top 10 diseases that are now increasingly dangerous for humans. Its mortality rate is second only to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases and cancer, and its incidence ranks first among the three major diseases [1][2][3]. In particular, diabetes is a "rich disease."…”

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“…Due to impaired islet function, diabetic patients have insufficient insulin secretion and low insulin sensitivity. Uncontrollable blood sugar, when blood sugar is significantly elevated, acute complications such as diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperosmolar coma can occur, and in the long run, it can cause vascular and nervous system diseases, which will affect the heart, brain, Many organs such as the kidneys, eyes, nerves and skin cause damage [3]. The most terrifying thing is that diabetes is an irreversible disease, which means that diabetes has not been cured so far and can only be alleviated.…”

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Influential Impact of Diabetes and Hyperlipoidemia Patients before and after Moderate Table Tennis Exercise

2021

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The purpose of this paper is to select 50 patients with diabetes and hyperlipoidemia randomly, and divide the patients into two groups of exercise group and control group to explore whether the appropriate table tennis exercise have a positive impact on the patients' quality of life, who has diabetes complicated with hyperlipoidemia, at the same time, can it promote the health of the patient and the establishment of a good mentality, and whether it can achieve the purpose of curing diabetes. The method is to select testers as the inclusion criteria according to the same ratio of gender: Select fifty patients with diabetes and hyperlipoidemia and divide them into experimental group and control group (25 cases in each group, the sex ratio of each group was 1:1).Among them, the exercise group's diabetes patients with hyperlipoidemia use long-term appropriate table tennis exercise in the case of established daily routine. The control group still completed daily physiological activities according to the established schedule. Get current condition data of patients after long sampling and statistics. After that, evaluated the control group and the exercise group separately through psychological and physiological indicators. Analyze and get data by adopting relevant medical indicators, cooperating for a period of time after the end of the experiment, study the health data and exercise time data of random interviews between experimental and control groups, record and save all data. Finally, divide the observation data of the exercise group and the control group in this experiment into laboratory data and clinical data. Statistics and analysis it by using SPSS21.0 statistical special software. Among them, the different data has statistical significance (P<0.05). Therefore, the conclusions indicate that moderate table tennis exercise can not only regulate blood sugar balance in patients with diabetes and hyperlipoidemia,at the same time, it can also have a good effect on patients with high blood lipids. And table tennis is a comprehensive physical and mental exercise, It has a good auxiliary treatment effect for diabetic patients with hyperlipoidemia, it is one of the effective means of rehabilitation for the patient. Table tennis plays an important role in improving the quality of life and national physical fitness of patients with diabetes and hyperlipoidemia.

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confidence: 99%