Impacto de un grupo de autoayuda en el manejo del síndrome metabólico

Castañeda-Sánchez, Oscar; Guzmán, María Angélica; Cervantes-García, Bertha Isabel; Mejía-Contreras, Raúl; Brito-Zurita, Olga Rosa; Myozoti, Verónica; Rojas-Gurrola, Roberto; Villegas-Marín, Guadaupe

doi:10.1016/s1405-8871(16)30062-1

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2015

DOI: 10.1016/s1405-8871(16)30062-1

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Impacto de un grupo de autoayuda en el manejo del síndrome metabólico

Oscar Castañeda-Sánchez

María Angélica Guzmán²,

Bertha Isabel Cervantes-García³

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“…A study conducted in Sonora (2014), where two groups of patients divided into 32 patients per group were compared; the experimental group (those who attended a GAM) and the control group (those who attended an ordinary consultation). The results of this study indicated that the patients with diabetes who attended the GAM showed a positive impact in the control of their disease; weight loss and the reduction of waist circumference were favored 23.…”

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Prevention and care strategies for type 2 diabetes in Mexico

Lazcano-Guevara¹

2019

Mex J Med Res

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Diabetes is a disabling disease; the treatment of this condition aims to maintain a good quality of life in the person suffering from it, avoiding symptoms in situations such as decompensation due to hyperglycemia or acute or chronic complications and decreasing the rate of mortality. Currently, government strategies for diabetes care are aimed at the care of the disease and not prevention. The importance of attending to the population from prevention lies in the high mortality rates and high costs that the disease or complications of this generates for a country. The objective of this review is to analyze governmental and non-governmental strategies that focus on diabetes care or risk factors that promote the development of the disease.

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Prevention and care strategies for type 2 diabetes in Mexico

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2019

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