Glucocious

05/10/2022

India, Let’s take control! Download the all new Glucocious and get all the information about diabetes at your fingertips.

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04/10/2022

Questions about diabetes, treatments, glucose monitoring, products, resources for help and a lot more? Get your answers at your fingertips!

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03/28/2022

Download Glucocious for FREE! A new look and new features just for you! Available for both IOS and Android devices. Learn and prevent diabetes!

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06/19/2020

Obesity is found to be one of the major risk factors associated with COVID-19 symptoms and complications. It can cause severe illness and even deaths. There has been a series of evidences supporting this observation. Irrespective of whether they have cardiovascular complications or not, obesity is still considered a risk for corona infection. Let’s dig deeper and understand obesity and how does it relate to COVID-19! [ 624 more words ]

Obesity is found to be one of the major risk factors associated with COVID-19 symptoms and complications. It can cause severe illness and even deaths. There has been a series of evidences supportin…

06/12/2020

http://pharmacist4u.info/2020/06/07/covid-19-exponential-rise-of-mental-disorders/

06/07/2020

(Unprecedented during the unprecedented) Source: Camila Quintero Franco/Unsplash As such mental disorders were a growing pandemic, but now add it to another pandemic! Sorry to say this but it’s a reality. Mental disorders were on the rise even pre-Corona. But now with all the negativity building due to increasing number of deaths every day, increased unemployment everyday, shortage of essential supplies, deficiencies in necessities and much more, mental disorders have gone up exponentially! [ 572 more words ]

(Unprecedented during the unprecedented) Source: Camila Quintero Franco/Unsplash As such mental disorders were a growing pandemic, but now add it to another pandemic! Sorry to say this but it’s a r…

06/06/2020

People with diabetes are multiple times more prone to COVID-19 mortality and longer hospital stays. Download Glucocious to prevent diabetes and protect yourself from COVID-19 and other infectious diseases!

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https://www.healthline.com/health-news/covid-19-impact-on-diabetes-hospitalizations

Diabetes can be prevented, managed and treated with education about symptoms, hypoglycemia, ketoacidosis, physical activity and nutrition. A pharmacist can help

05/16/2020

Source: Richard Price/Unsplash We are in the middle of an unprecedented, unbelievable and unheard scenario. Who knew, just a few months ago, that a virus, a bug will change our lives, to this extent! A lot of us had plans to go to cruises or Disney or Universal or some quite getaways. Unfortunately, we had to cancel everything. A lot of scheduled appointments had to be postponed till further notice. [ 353 more words ]

Source: Richard Price/Unsplash We are in the middle of an unprecedented, unbelievable and unheard scenario. Who knew, just a few months ago, that a virus, a bug will change our lives, to this exten…

05/04/2020

It was expected! Patients appointments are cancelled and postponed because the clinics are closed. A lot of clinicians were made to work from home. This resulted in patients’ lack of medical access, delay of the early diagnosis, delay of treatments like chemo or radiation of known diagnoses and delay of decision making on behalf of patients and clinicians. [ 347 more words ]

It was expected! Patients appointments are cancelled and postponed because the clinics are closed. A lot of clinicians were made to work from home. This resulted in patients’ lack of medical access…

04/29/2020

“Diabetes is generally a major risk factor for the development of severe pneumonia and sepsis due to virus infections, and data from several sources suggest the risk for death from COVID-19 is up to 50% higher in people with diabetes than those without, they say” - Miriam E Tucker, Medscape, April 28, 2020, More guidance on “vulnerable subgroup” with Diabetes and COVID-19. [ 68 more words ]

“Diabetes is generally a major risk factor for the development of severe pneumonia and sepsis due to virus infections, and data from several sources suggest the risk for death from COVID-19 is up t…

04/26/2020

Post COVID-What would it like be!

http://pharmacist4u.info/2020/04/24/post-corona-what-would-it-be-like/