September 5, 2025Clinical and Experimental MedicineOpen Access

The dual burden of tuberculosis and diabetes mellitus: an epidemiological correlation

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A notable association between diabetes and tuberculosis was highlighted, indicating a public health concern in managing these comorbidities.
The study found a significant prevalence of diabetes among TB patients, especially in females and those over 50 years, emphasizing demographic disparities in health.
Clinical parameters like ESR showed reduction post-treatment, though parameters such as RBS and CRP remained stable, questioning their reliability as prognostic markers.
Treatment regimens did not significantly alter clinical parameters, suggesting that more research is needed to understand the best approaches for managing TB patients with diabetes.

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Observational analysis revealed a 21.42% prevalence of diabetes in tuberculosis patients, suggesting significant comorbidities. Gender and age minimally impacted treatment outcomes.

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Bibi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23965b210217d6477b463 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10238-025-01797-7

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Observational analysis revealed a 21.42% prevalence of diabetes in tuberculosis patients, suggesting significant comorbidities. Gender and age minimally impacted treatment outcomes.

The dual burden of tuberculosis and diabetes mellitus: an epidemiological correlation

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