Diabetes and Cancer Management (ICODCM-26)

This track focuses on the latest advancements in diabetic management, including pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions. Researchers are invited to present studies that explore new therapeutic approaches and technologies aimed at improving glycemic control.

This session examines the complex relationship between diabetes and cancer, highlighting shared risk factors and biological mechanisms. Contributions that investigate how diabetes influences cancer progression and treatment outcomes are particularly welcome.

This track emphasizes the critical role of nursing in managing patients with diabetes and cancer. Presentations should focus on innovative nursing practices, education, and support strategies that enhance patient outcomes.

This session addresses the challenges associated with diabetic foot ulcers, including prevention strategies and advanced treatment options. Research that evaluates the effectiveness of various interventions in clinical practice is encouraged.

This track explores the impact of dietary interventions on diabetes management, including the role of nutrition in glycemic control. Studies that assess the effectiveness of specific dietary patterns and nutritional supplements are invited.

This session investigates the relationship between obesity and diabetes, focusing on mechanisms that link these conditions. Research on prevention strategies and interventions targeting obesity to mitigate diabetes risk is highly relevant.

This track highlights innovative technologies that are transforming diabetes treatment, including digital health tools and wearable devices. Contributions that showcase the integration of technology in clinical practice are encouraged.

This session focuses on the epidemiological trends of diabetes among older adults, examining risk factors and health outcomes. Research that addresses the unique challenges faced by this population is particularly welcome.

This track explores the intersection of diabetes and neurological conditions, including Parkinson's disease. Studies that investigate the impact of diabetes on cognitive function and neurological health are invited.

This session emphasizes the importance of public health initiatives in diabetes prevention and management. Contributions that focus on training, education, and capacity building in communities are encouraged.

This track focuses on the application of bioinformatics tools and techniques in diabetes research. Researchers are invited to present studies that utilize computational methods to enhance our understanding of diabetes pathophysiology.