Regarding epidemiology of diabetes mellitus and associated risk factors in Saudi Arabia

Diabetes Mellitus poses a substantial public health challenge in Saudi Arabia due to escalating prevalence. This paper delves into the epidemiological landscape of diabetes mellitus and its linked risk factors within the country. Comprehensive in scope, the study traverses the historical aspects of diabetes in Saudi Arabia, current prevalence rates, prevalent symptoms, underlying causes, risk determinants, and preventive strategies and concludes with a discussion encompassing the present state and forthcoming implications. In a country grappling with the mounting burden of this disease, this research contributes vital insights for health policymakers and practitioners. The historical context elucidates the evolving nature of diabetes in Saudi Arabia. At the same time, examining risk factors, symptoms, and prevention measures sheds light on the multifaceted aspects of this health challenge. Understanding the complexities surrounding diabetes in the Saudi Arabian context is pivotal for developing effective interventions, health education, and healthcare infrastructure improvements. The findings underscore the urgency of sustainable strategies to curb the diabetes epidemic and pave the way for a healthier future.