Food And Beverage Services Learning Module Pdf

Food and Beverage Service Training Manual with 225 SOP

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Diabetes and Mental Health: from understanding biomedical and social determinants, to promoting wellness in diabetes

A large body of evidence shows a close link between diabetes and mental health. The spectrum of the diabetes-mental health connection ranges from common determinants to synergistic challenges in management, and to consequent health and quality of life complications and outcomes. One well-documented mental health association with diabetes is depression. Both conditions are prevalent, have been on the rise globally, and are becoming forefront priorities in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Current evidence and hypotheses regarding this co-morbidity encompass both physiological processes (namely disruptions in endocrinological, inflammation, and vascular pathways) and psychosocial factors (gender and socioeconomic inequality). Yet, several knowledge gaps remain. A clearer characterization of the building blocks and trajectories underlying the diabetes-depression association is essential for identifying efficacious steps that can help curb this syndemic.

Journal of the American Dietetic Association