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An estimated 537 million people globally have diabetes, and 19% to 34% of these, or up to 183 million people, will develop a diabetic foot ulcer during their lifetime.

Keywords: diabetic foot, nutritional screening, Mini-Nutritional Assessment short form, Nutritional Risk Screening 2002, GLIM, malnutrition Citation: Ran Q, Zhao X, Xu W, Liu L, Sun H and Luo Y (2025) ...

A person living with diabetes and experiencing significant foot complications related to the condition can get certain therapeutic shoes and inserts once annually through Medicare.

Objectives Poor health literacy (HL) is associated with poorer health outcomes in diabetes but little is known about its effects on foot disease. This study was aimed to determine the associations ...

They added that only 42 per cent of people with diabetes should have a referral to a foot team member within 24 hours of finding a wound. And only 13 per cent of people with a ‘high risk’ of ...

DiaSafe™, IR-MED's second product, is being developed to provide safe, real-time optical readings of biomarkers for assessment of diabetic foot ulcers The most common cause of amputation ...

If you have a severe diabetes-related foot condition, Medicare Part B covers the supply and fitting of certain therapeutic shoes once every calendar year. You get the same coverage if you’re a ...

ABSTRACT Since the launch of the first commercially available carbon-fiber plated (CFP) shoe in 2016, world records in men’s and women’s long-distance running events, from the 5 km to the marathon, ...

Research shows that approximately 15% of people with diabetes will develop a foot ulcer during their lifetime, and without proper treatment, these wounds can lead to serious infections or even ...

This means that patients with foot ulcers caused by diabetes have a 40% chance of dying within five years of symptoms appearing, which is higher than many cancers.