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MILES 1 and 2: 6 key findings
- Worse general health overall (doesn’t fit in category) or: 17% of adults with diabetes have been diagnosed with a mental health problem at some point in their life (psych)
- 49% of adults with diabetes have never been offered structured diabetes education (behavioural)
- Adults with insulin treated T2D were more likely to experience depression and anxiety (psych)
- Stigma was common. 67% of adults with T1D felt judged for eating sugary foods or drinks. 50% of adults with T2D think others assume they are overweight or had been in the past. (social)
- 11% of adults with diabetes indicated that they are currently part of a peer support group. Of the 89% who weren’t 38% indicated that they would like to be a part of a peer support community (social)
- 20% of adults with T1D used apps to help manage their diabetes (behavioural)
Miles youth
- Girls were more likely to report anxiety, depression, and diabetes distress than boys (psych)
- 54% of youth used an app to help manage T1D (behavioural)
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