2017
DOI: 10.5455/ijmsph.2017.0956304102016
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Depression and anxiety as comorbid disorders in patients with Type II diabetes

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“…A study from Suez Canal University Hospital in Egypt revealed a rate of depression of 69% in patients with T2DM [16], while a study conducted in Ethiopia showed a depression rate of 54.2% [17]. Two studies from India showed that the prevalence rates of depression were 41% and 62% among T2DM [18,19]. The rate of depression in T2DM varies greatly among different sub-Saharan African and Middle Eastern countries, ranging from as low as 15% in Nigeria and 20% in Jordan and Oman to as high as 70% in Iran [20].…”
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“…A study from Suez Canal University Hospital in Egypt revealed a rate of depression of 69% in patients with T2DM [16], while a study conducted in Ethiopia showed a depression rate of 54.2% [17]. Two studies from India showed that the prevalence rates of depression were 41% and 62% among T2DM [18,19]. The rate of depression in T2DM varies greatly among different sub-Saharan African and Middle Eastern countries, ranging from as low as 15% in Nigeria and 20% in Jordan and Oman to as high as 70% in Iran [20].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%