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31st International Conference on Pediatrics & Adolescent Diabetes, will be organized around the theme “Novel Insights On Pediatrics and Adolescent Diabetes ”
Adolescent Diabetes 2019 is comprised of 19 tracks and 93 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Adolescent Diabetes 2019.
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Physical fitness and diet are imperative parts of a sound way of the life when you have diabetes. Alongside different advantages, following a healthy balanced diet and being dynamic can enable you to keep your blood glucose level in objective range. The quality and quantity of food that you eat are extremely vital in keeping your blood glucose level in the range that your healthcare professional suggests.
- Track 1-1Exercise for diabetics
- Track 1-2Diet for Diabetics
- Track 1-3Protein intake and Diabetes
- Track 1-4Lifestyle Intervention and Diabetes Prevention
Allergies erupt in children’s more habitually than adults. Allergens are the only substances that cause allergic reaction in humans. This is mainly due to the reason that children immune systems hasn't developed completely, and they have to be protected against various allergens.
- Track 2-1Respiratory infections
- Track 2-2Parasitic infections
- Track 2-3Zika virus
- Track 2-4Gastrointestinal infections
Diabetes normally saw in childrens is Type 1 diabetes and is caused by the failure of the pancreas to deliver insulin. Type1 diabetes affects around 1 out of 400 adolescents, children and young adults under 20 years of age. Moreover, it is because of the autoimmune destruction of the beta cells in the pancreas.
- Track 3-1Underactive or overactive thyroid gland
- Track 3-2Early or delayed puberty
Pediatric endocrinology is a medicinal subspecialty managing disorders of the endocrine organs, such as variations in sexual development and physical development in diabetes, teens and some more. Pediatric endocrinologist are medicinal specialists will treat the youngsters having issues with adolescence, diabetes, development or different issue identified with the hormones and the organs that create them.
- Track 4-1Low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)
- Track 4-2Adrenal gland hypo/hyper function
- Track 4-3Pituitary gland hypo/hyper function
- Track 4-4Enlarged thyroid gland (Goitre)
- Track 4-5Early or delayed puberty
- Track 4-6Growth problems, such as short stature
- Track 4-7Problems with Vitamin D (rickets, hypocalcaemia)
Pediatric infectious diseases are the illnesses which will influence the child have a routine or persistence disease caused by infectious agents such as Fungus, Bacteria and a parasite viral disease etc. Some of the Paediatric infectious diseases incorporate skin diseases, joint diseases, bone infections, blood contaminations.
- Track 5-1Bone and joint infections
- Track 5-2Cardiovascular infections
- Track 5-3Cardiovascular infections
- Track 5-4Head and neck infections
- Track 5-5Fungal infections
- Track 5-6Tuberculosis
- Track 5-7Respiratory infections
Pediatrics is the branch of treatment that includes the medicinal care of adolescents, new-born children and teenagers. A pediatrician is a specialist who will deal with the mental, physical and all health aspects of their paediatric patients, in all phase of development.
- Track 6-1Functional problems
- Track 6-2Developmental disorders
- Track 6-3Pediatric Pain Medicine
- Track 6-4Genetic disorders
- Track 6-5Malignancies
Along with the nutrition and exercise, genetics plays a serious role for an individual to develop type two diabetes. The heritability of metabolic syndrome and diabetes is comparatively high and several other gene mutations are coupled to the event of type two diabetes. About 70% of this kind of diabetes patient inherited the disease from the previous generation.
- Track 7-1Diagnosis and Management Resources
- Track 7-2Reducing the Risk of Passing Diabetes
- Track 7-3Identifying the Genes Responsible for Type 2 Diabetes
- Track 7-4The Role of Genetics in Type 2 Diabetes
- Track 7-5Lifestyle Choices that Affect the Development of Type 2 Diabetes
A successful stem cell or bone marrow transplant could facilitate slow or halt the progression of certain metabolic syndromes together with type one diabetes, however, early diagnosis is vital to prevent irreversible disease progression.The recent innovations in nanomedicine include smart medication that solely activates when needed, nanoformulations for efficient drug delivery, engineered microbes that manufacture human hormones, and even nanorobots, which would move autonomously around the body acting as a boost, biological systems for our immune system and red blood cells.
- Track 8-1Islet Cell Transplantation
- Track 8-2Embryonic Stem Cells
- Track 8-3Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapy
The most common devices utilized in the diabetes include blood-glucose meters, insulin pens and insulin pumps. Current gene therapy study highlights the transfer of insulin gene into different cells like the intestines, liver, stomach.
- Track 9-1Drug Therapy and Insulin Pumps
- Track 9-2Bioartificial Pancreas
- Track 9-3Bariatric Surgery
- Track 9-4Gene Therapy and Cell-Replacement Therapy
- Track 9-5Monoclonal Antibodies
- Track 9-6Bioinformatics in Diabetes Mellitus
Diabetes education is an integral component of the diabetes care and management, because diabetes requires day-to-day knowledge of exercise, nutrition, monitoring, and medication. An healthy diet is the central to manage of diabetes. The aim of patient education is for people with diabetes to improve their skills, knowledge and confidence enabling them to take increasing control of their own condition and integrate effective self-management into their daily lives. High-quality structured education can have an effect on health outcomes and can also significantly improve quality of life.
Diabetes Mellitus is a cluster of metabolic diseases resulting in prolonged high blood sugar. Diabetes causes either due to inadequate insulin production, mentioned as type one diabetes or because of the resistance to insulin by body’s cells, mentioned as type two diabetes or sometimes both. Symptoms of diabetes include polyuria along with an increase in hunger and thirst.
- Track 11-1Type 1 Diabetes
- Track 11-2Type 2 Diabetes
- Track 11-3Pre-Diabetes
- Track 11-4Polyuria
Hyperlipidemia has no symptoms, so the only way to detect it is to have your doctor perform a blood test called a lipid profile or a lipid panel. Lifestyle changes are the important aspects for managing hyperlipidemia. Elevated levels of cholesterol in the blood may be an outcome of obesity, unhealthy diet, inherited or the presence of other diseases such as type 2 diabetes. These changes alone may be enough to reduce the risk of complications like heart disease and stroke. It causes LDL (bad) cholesterol level to be very high. The condition begins at birth and can cause heart attacks at an early age.
- Track 12-1Familial hypercholesterolemia
- Track 12-2Alzheimer’s disease
- Track 12-3Hemorrhagic stroke
- Track 12-4Cholestatic liver disease
- Track 12-5Apoprotein disorders
- Track 12-6Peripheral arterial disease
- Track 12-7Diagnosis, treatments and medications
Cholesterol metabolism is altered in the diabetes. Absorption is decreased in diabetes and cholesterol biosynthesis is increased. In type-2 diabetes in obesity and also in conditions such as cortisol excess (Cushing’s Syndrome), raised insulin levels are found frequently. Lack of insulin can lower the level of "good" cholesterol (high density lipoprotein). When insulin is given and then well controlled, HDL numbers will typically go back to normal. Cholesterol problems in people who have type-1 diabetes are related to the lack of insulin.
- Track 13-1 Insulin resistance
- Track 13-2Cholesterol absorption
- Track 13-3Cholesterol synthesis
- Track 13-4Enterohepatic circulation
- Track 13-5Sterols and diabetes
- Track 13-6The succinate hypothesis
Cholesterol is an organic substance that body uses to produce vitamin D, build healthy cells and make certain hormones. High cholesterol and diabetes are linked with each other. Diabetes can disturb the balance between LDL and HDL cholesterol levels. LDL particles of the people with diabetes tend to stick to arteries and can damage blood vessel walls easily. Glucose coated LDL remains in the bloodstream longer and leads to the formation of plaque. Low levels of HDL are seen in the people with diabetes.
- Track 14-1 Circulation problems
- Track 14-2 Increase in the amount of body fluids
- Track 14-3Changes in insulin management
- Track 14-4Lifestyle changes to lower cholesterol
Metabolic syndrome is a combination of risk factors which includes high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol levels, hyperglycemia and excess body fat around the waist that occur together, doubling your risk of heart stroke, diabetes and hyperglycemia. Most of the disorders associated with metabolic syndrome have no symptoms, although it is closely linked to insulin resistance, inactivity and overweight or obesity. Metabolic syndrome can be prevented or reversed by adopting few number of lifestyle changes, including regular exercise, healthy diet, losing weight, stopping smoking, cutting down on alcohol.
- Track 15-1 Advances in BMI testing
- Track 15-2 Nursing care and paediatrics
- Track 15-3 Rheumatic diseases
Obesity is a medical condition which results from the accumulation of excess fat within the body. Obesity is thought to trigger the changes to the body's metabolism. It adds pressure on body's ability to use insulin, to properly control blood sugar levels, and therefore they are more likely to develop diabetes.
Some examples of these are depression, certain medications (examples are antidepressants, control pills, steroids), Polycystic ovarian syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome. The main goal of obesity treatment is to stay at a healthy weight. All weight-loss programs focus on physical activity and eating habits.
- Track 16-1Weight management
- Track 16-2Advanced treatment for obesity
- Track 16-3Endocrinal and hormonal obesity
- Track 16-4Over weight and cancer risk
- Track 16-5Glucose intolerance
- Track 16-6Gallbladder disease
- Track 16-7Gallbladder disease
Endocrinology diseases may relate too high or low secretion of a hormone, too much or too little action of a hormone, or problems with receiving the hormone. Common endocrine disorders include Addison’s disease, diabetes mellitus, Cushing’s syndrome, Graves’ disease, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, acromegaly, hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.
- Track 17-1Cushing’s disease
- Track 17-2Congenital adrenal hyperplasia
- Track 17-3Reproductive endocrinology and infertility
- Track 17-4Grave’s disease
- Track 17-5Grave’s disease
- Track 17-6 Osteoporosis
Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes in which woman develop high blood sugar levels during pregnancy. In addition, glucose remains in the bloodstream, where glucose levels rise. It can be managed by healthy diet and exercise. Insulin injections are the common medical treatment for gestational diabetes. If gestational diabetes is not detected and controlled, it may increase the risk of baby birth complications, such as shoulder dystocia (when the baby's shoulder gets stuck during the birth). Babies of mothers with gestational diabetes may experience hypoglycaemia, respiratory distress syndrome.
- Track 18-1Prediabetes
- Track 18-2Placental hormones
- Track 18-3Etiology and pathogenesis
- Track 18-4Prognosis of gestational diabetes
- Track 18-5Risk factors for gestational hypertension
- Track 18-6Monitoring fetal growth and well-being
- Track 18-7Monitoring fetal growth and well-being
Several complications are seen due to uncontrollable diabetes. Long-term complications of diabetes develop gradually. Macrovascular complications include cardiovascular diseases such as heart strokes, insufficiency in blood flow to legs, heart attacks. The other factors that quicken the complications of diabetes include smoking, obesity, high cholesterol levels, lack of exercise and high blood pressure.
- Track 19-1Diabetic nephropathy
- Track 19-2Diabetic retinopathy
- Track 19-3Diabetic neuropathy
- Track 19-4Stiff person syndrome
- Track 19-5Diabetic ketoacidosis