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Islamabad : Marking World Diabetes Day, the Diabetes Centre organised an awareness seminar at a local hotel to highlight the complications, early diagnosis, and preventive measures related to diabetes.
Speaking at the event, Chairman of the Diabetes Centre, Dr. Asjad Hameed, said:
“Unfortunately, Pakistan now ranks first in the world in terms of diabetes prevalence. It has become a story in every household. For the past twelve years, the Diabetes Centre has been working tirelessly to prevent diabetes and raise awareness. Diabetes is common but manageable, and spreading awareness is essential for public health.”
Chief Executive Officer Zaheeruddin Babar emphasised the importance of timely medical care, stating:
“Early diagnosis and proper treatment can significantly improve lives. Our ongoing programmes aim to educate the public and promote healthy living.”
The seminar also featured insights from Dr. Nauman Niaz, Dr. Rukhsana Khan, Dr. Areej, and Mr. Sarwar Munir, who discussed advanced treatment methods, nutrition, lifestyle changes, and public health awareness.
Participants were advised to manage diabetes effectively through timely screening, a balanced diet, regular exercise, and adherence to medical guidance.
The Diabetes Centre continues to run awareness initiatives across Pakistan to help prevent and control diabetes nationwide.
