Depression, Anemia, and Physical Activity in Women with and without Diabetes: A Cross-sectional Study

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Cross-sectional study shows higher depression rates and moderate physical activity levels in women with diabetes compared to healthy controls.

Women with diabetes showed significantly higher rates of depression compared to healthy women, reaching 64.07% versus 10.18%.
With 72.45% of women with diabetes having normal hemoglobin, the prevalence of anemia was lower in this group at 27.54%.
Light exercise was the predominant physical activity for both groups, indicating a need for increased engagement in physical health activities.
The study highlights that women with diabetes require regular mental health screenings, reinforcing their vulnerable health status.

Jadhav et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study shows higher depression rates and moderate physical activity levels in women with diabetes compared to healthy controls.

Women with diabetes showed significantly higher rates of depression compared to healthy women, reaching 64.07% versus 10.18%.
With 72.45% of women with diabetes having normal hemoglobin, the prevalence of anemia was lower in this group at 27.54%.
Light exercise was the predominant physical activity for both groups, indicating a need for increased engagement in physical health activities.
The study highlights that women with diabetes require regular mental health screenings, reinforcing their vulnerable health status.

Jadhav et al. (2025) studied this question.

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