‘My Clinic’ and Friends of Patients Association hold diabetes awareness event in Riyadh
My Clinic and the Friends of Patients Association organized a diabetes awareness event in Riyadh to mark World Diabetes Day, promoting prevention and healthy living.
My Clinic and the Friends of Patients Association organized a diabetes awareness event in Riyadh to commemorate World Diabetes Day. The event took place at Centro Olaya Hotel and was attended by medical experts and health advocates. Professor Mohammed Batis, Medical Director of My Clinic and a consultant on diabetes and chronic diseases at King Saud University, delivered a key presentation on the importance of managing diabetes and preventing complications.
The event aimed to raise health awareness, promote preventive measures, and empower patients to effectively manage their diabetes. Panel discussions featured Batis discussing key symptoms, risk factors, and the significance of early detection and regular medical check-ups. He also emphasized the role of healthy lifestyle choices in controlling blood sugar levels and improving overall quality of life.
Participants were provided with Dexcom blood glucose monitoring devices, illustrating the importance of modern technology in disease management. Batis stressed that understanding diabetes goes beyond awareness and involves practical knowledge on how to manage the condition effectively. He argued that health education is crucial for preventing complications and empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health.
The collaboration between My Clinic and the Friends of Patients Association highlights the importance of community partnerships in disseminating medical knowledge. This initiative underscores My Clinic's commitment to promoting health awareness and preventive care, aligning with Saudi Arabia's health transformation goals and Vision 2030 objectives to foster a healthier, more informed society.
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