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World Diabetes Day

Every year on 14th November, World Diabetes Day unites millions globally to raise awareness about diabetes prevention and management.

This World Diabetes Day 2025, we're focusing on a simple yet powerful tool—the 7-Question Diabetes Risk Test to understand your prediabetic risk under 30 seconds.

Understanding the 7-Question Diabetes Risk Test

Our 7-Question Diabetes Risk Test is a quick, science-based tool designed to help you understand your likelihood of developing diabetes. It looks at key lifestyle and health indicators, such as age, BMI, diet, physical activity, sugary drink intake, family history, and frequency of health checkups to determines your risk level.

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Understanding Your Diabetes Risk

Diabetes risk depends on a combination of lifestyle and environmental factors, which increase your chances of developing diabetes. Your risk affinity depends on complex interplay of various risk factors:

Non-modifiable risk factors:
  • Age (risk increases after 35)
  • A family history of diabetes
  • Ethnicity (South Asians have a higher risk)
  • Previous gestational diabetes
Modifiable risk factors you can influence:
  • Body weight and BMI
  • Physical activity levels
  • Dietary habits
  • Stress management

Testing Regularly for Diabetes: A Smart Preventive Measure

Regular diabetes screening is your best safeguard against hidden health risks. Since diabetes and prediabetes often develop silently, routine testing ensures early detection and timely care. Adults over 35 or those with risk factors such as obesity or a family history should get tested annually.

Terms And Conditions

  • The 7-question Diabetes Risk Test serves as a screening tool, not a diagnostic test.
  • Results provide informational guidance and cannot replace clinical evaluation.
  • Individual risk varies; only healthcare professionals can provide an accurate diagnosis.
  • Personal information remains confidential per data privacy laws.
  • Recommendations are general; consult your physician for personalised advice.
  • Pregnant women should seek direct medical consultation for gestational diabetes screening.
  • Participation is voluntary and free of charge.
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