Key result
Stressful experiences may contribute to both the onset and exacerbation of diabetes through physiological and behavioral mechanisms.
Why the study?
Do stressful experiences affect the onset and exacerbation of diabetes?
Do stressful experiences affect the onset and exacerbation of diabetes?
This review highlights the physiological and behavioral links between stress and diabetes, emphasizing the importance of addressing stress in clinical diabetes care.
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May warrant stress assessment in diabetes care; leaves open whether interventions alter onset or progression.
Evidence suggests that stressful experiences might affect diabetes, in terms of both its onset and its exacerbation. In this article, the authors review some of this evidence and consider ways in which stress might affect diabetes, both through physiological mechanisms and via behavior. They also discuss the implications of this for clinical practice and care.
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Lloyd et al. (2005) studied this question. Stressful experiences may contribute to both the onset and exacerbation of diabetes through physiological and behavioral mechanisms.
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