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Affective Response of Parents of Newly Diagnosed Type-1 Diabetes Patients: An Experience from a Developing Country

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Cross-sectional study analyzes affective responses and financial strain in parents of T1D patients, suggesting psychosocial implications.

Depression was the most prevalent affective response among parents of newly diagnosed T1D children, with many expressing guilt and denial.
78% of parents reported feelings of shock and depression after their child's diagnosis, highlighting the need for psychosocial support.
Financial strains, including affordability of insulin pens and monitoring supplies, emerged as significant stressors for these families.
Concerns about long-term implications, schooling, and inheritance of type 1 diabetes were prevalent, indicating a need for educational resources.

Ayub et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study analyzes affective responses and financial strain in parents of T1D patients, suggesting psychosocial implications.

Depression was the most prevalent affective response among parents of newly diagnosed T1D children, with many expressing guilt and denial.
78% of parents reported feelings of shock and depression after their child's diagnosis, highlighting the need for psychosocial support.
Financial strains, including affordability of insulin pens and monitoring supplies, emerged as significant stressors for these families.
Concerns about long-term implications, schooling, and inheritance of type 1 diabetes were prevalent, indicating a need for educational resources.

Ayub et al. (2025) studied this question.

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