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Dr Yousef Said Interview: Fasting During Ramadan with Diabetes

Dr Yousef Said Interview: Fasting During Ramadan with Diabetes

by Pam Durant | Mar 31, 2021 | Ask the Expert

Fasting During Ramadan with Diabetes – Monday 5th April 2021, 5pm Dubai Time As part of our Diapoint Virtual Diabetes Series, I was excited to speak with Internal Medicine and Diabetology specialist, Dr Yousef Said. This interview was an open discussion on Zoom, and...
Ramadan and Diabetes

Ramadan and Diabetes

by Pam Durant | May 14, 2018 | Diabetes Articles, Managing Diabetes, Type 1 Diabetes, Type 2 Diabetes

Ramadan and diabetes can be a tricky combination. Since fasting is an important part of this Muslim tradition, it may be difficult for diabetes to take part. If you have diabetes, please be mindful of the special consideration you must take if you intend to fast. Seek medical advice first.

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