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TB-Diabetes Co-Infection Insights
Presented India by Dr. Arati ShahandeViews
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Case Description
Coinfection of tuberculosis (TB) and diabetes presents a complex healthcare challenge. TB-diabetes co-infection is increasingly prevalent due to the global rise in both diseases, particularly in countries with high TB incidence. Diabetes increases the risk of TB infection, and TB can worsen...
Case Summary
- Diabetes mellitus (DM) and tuberculosis (TB) are significant global health concerns, with DM ranked as the 9th leading cause of mortality in 2019 and TB ranked 13th. The combined impact of TB and HIV significantly elevates mortality rates beyond the sum of their individual contributions. India is expected to introduce its first adult TB vaccine, developed by the Serum Institute of India, within a year.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Arati Shahande
Alumni- Christian Medical CollegeDr. Arati Shahande is a Consultant Physician and Diabetologist with extensive expertise in diabetes management and metabolic health.
She is a Governing Council Member of the Diabetic Foot Society of India, contributing to advancements in diabetic foot care, prevention, and patient education.
Her clinical interests include diabetes, diabetic foot management, hypertension, obesity, and lifestyle-related disorders.
She is committed to delivering evidence-based, patient-centered care with a focus on preventing diabetes-related complications and improving quality of life.
Through her clinical practice and professional leadership, she continues to promote excellence in diabetes care and preventive medicine.
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