Opioid use and diabetes: An overview

  • Sharma P
  • Balhara Y
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Abstract

Illicit opioids have emerged as a major public health problem over the past century. It continues to remain so in the current times. From the studies conducted among the animals, it has been clear that there are acute as well as chronic effects of opioids on the endocrine system. Diabetes has been recognized as a major public health concern and is expected to be a major problem in the coming decades. In this article, we shall discuss the effects of opioids in the glucose homeostasis in both the animal population and human population and its relation to diabetes.

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Sharma, P., & Balhara, Y. (2016). Opioid use and diabetes: An overview. Journal of Social Health and Diabetes, 04(01), 006–010. https://doi.org/10.4103/2321-0656.176570

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