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90,000 in Australia’s Hunter region have type 2 diabetes, with many undiagnosed, driven by obesity and limited access to care.
Type 2 diabetes affects about 90,000 people in Australia’s Hunter New England region, with thousands undiagnosed, fueling a public health crisis linked to obesity, genetics, and aging.
Experts report severe complications including hospitalizations, amputations, and death, with 65% of cases tied to obesity.
New weight-loss drugs show promise in preventing progression from prediabetes, but cost limits access.
A World Diabetes Day event at HMRI highlights technology-driven care, including telehealth nutrition support, while officials urge broader access to services, preventive care, and routine checkups, especially in regional and disadvantaged communities.
90.000 en la región australiana de Hunter tienen diabetes tipo 2, con muchos no diagnosticados, impulsados por la obesidad y el limitado acceso a la atención.