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Utafiti waonya ongezeko la wagonjwa wa kisukari ifikapo 2050
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Utafiti waonya ongezeko la wagonjwa wa kisukari ifikapo 2050

Mwananchi about 4 hours 1 mins read
Tanzania inatarajiwa kushuhudia ongezeko kubwa la wagonjwa wa kisukari katika kipindi cha miaka 25 ijayo, huku wataalamu wa afya wakionya kuwa wengi wanaishi na ugonjwa huo bila kujua hali zao kutokana na kuchelewa kufanyiwa uchunguzi na mabadiliko ya mtindo wa maisha.

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