'implications of diabetes' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to refer to the negative consequences or effects of having diabetes. For example: "The implications of diabetes can be serious, so it's important to take steps to manage your condition."
To explore the future implications of diabetes for urban centres, we projected the prevalence and cost of diabetes from 2015 to 2040 in three very different North American cities: Houston, Mexico City and Vancouver.
And when I considered the political implications of diabetes, the sordid history of sugar and the rogues' gallery of pharmaceutical and processed food industry vultures who continue to profit from it, I became even more determined not only to escape the danger zone myself, but to join the growing political movement to fight back against sugar.
The high burden and prognostic implications of diabetes have led to increasing attempts to prevent its development.
Higher attitude scores indicate more positive attitude (range: 1 to 7) Eight multiple choice items measured participants' knowledge of the implications of diabetes screening.
TURDEP-II has provided a comprehensive and up-to-date review of the epidemiological trends and public health implications of diabetes in Turkey.
In the following sections we outline the current knowledge base and potential clinical implications of diabetes genetic testing in four clinical care domains.
Previous analyses of the costs of screening have often focused only on diabetes, have not compared different screening strategies, or have examined screening in only limited ways, e.g., have not included the downstream implications of detecting diabetes as well as pre-diabetes or have ignored the costs of false-negative and false-positive screening results (6– 12).
They acknowledged that some people with diabetes are dismissive about the disease, '…if they don't feel ill with it [diabetes] it'll go away' (DP04); and that it takes a long time to understand the full implications of having diabetes, '…I'm still trying to get a handle on what diabetes actually is' (DP03).
The long-term health implications of uncontrolled diabetes and its complications are of concern.
The results of the study will have implications for practitioners of diabetes care, policy makers, and researchers for the prevention and treatment of diabetic nephropathy.
Evidence of higher A1C levels in African Americans independent of MBG also has implications for diagnosis of diabetes, whether diagnosis is based on blood glucose concentration or A1C.
