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Diabesity in the Young: An Emerging Epidemic in India

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Diabesity in the Young: An Emerging Epidemic in India

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Case Description

Diabesity—the coexistence of diabetes and obesity—is rapidly becoming a major health concern among young people in India. This webinar explores the rising prevalence, underlying risk factors such as sedentary lifestyles and poor dietary habits, and the long-term health implications. Our Expert...

Case Summary

  • Diabetes in the young is an emerging epidemic in India, exacerbated by genetic predisposition, epigenetic factors, and the rise of pediatric obesity. While communicable diseases have been largely conquered, non-communicable diseases, like diabetes, present a growing challenge.

Speaker Profile

Dr Subrata Dey

Dr Subrata Dey

Senior Pediatric Endocrinologist at Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, Kolkata
Dr. Subrata Dey is a Senior Pediatric Endocrinologist at Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, Kolkata, with extensive experience in managing complex endocrine disorders in children and adolescents. His clinical expertise includes growth disorders, puberty-related conditions, childhood diabetes, and hormonal imbalances. Dr. Dey is known for his compassionate, child-centric approach and evidence-based practice. He is actively involved in patient education and advancing pediatric endocrine care.

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