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New survey demonstrates how diabetes limits day-to-day freedom for people around the world and highlights need for predictive tools
Prnewswire· 2026-03-05 06:15
Core Insights - A global survey conducted by Roche reveals that diabetes significantly limits daily freedom for individuals, with 61% of respondents feeling less confident about their day going as planned [1][2] - The survey indicates a growing global challenge, with over 11% of adults aged 20-79 living with diabetes, projected to rise to approximately 853 million by 2050, an increase of 46% [1][2] Impact on Daily Life - Majority of respondents report that diabetes interferes with routine activities, including sports (57%), childcare and household chores (55%), travelling (55%), and work responsibilities (57%) [1] - Sleep is notably affected, with 55% of respondents struggling to fall asleep and 71% often feeling tired due to diabetes [1] Mental and Emotional Burden - 61% of respondents indicate that diabetes represents a mental burden, increasing to 71% among those with Type 1 diabetes [1] - Emotional wellbeing is significantly impacted, with 66% of respondents stating that the condition affects their emotional health, rising to 77% for Type 1 diabetes patients [1] Need for Predictive Tools - Eight in ten respondents express a desire for predictive tools that can forecast glucose changes, with 46% feeling more in control of their condition if they could see trends before they become problematic [1] - The findings highlight the necessity for smarter diabetes management solutions that provide insights beyond current glucose levels [1] Survey Details - The survey included 4,326 individuals with diabetes across 22 countries, commissioned by Roche in September 2025 [2] - The research is part of a broader study involving 16,310 internet users, aiming to explore perceptions and management tools related to diabetes [2]
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