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DDI was established under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmed Al Sabah, the late Amir of the State of Kuwait, and the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) to combat the prevalence of diabetes in Kuwait.
Our Mission
To address the diabetes epidemic in Kuwait through focused diabetes research, integrated prevention, training and education.
Our Vision
To be the leading diabetes institute in the MENA region and to be recognized internationally.
Diabetes is a chronic health condition that is characterized by high blood glucose levels. Under normal conditions, the body uses sugar (glucose) to produce energy that is required to perform essential and daily functions.
There are some basic actions that should be taken by all people with diabetes, whether type 1 or 2, to maintain good health and to prevent/delay diabetes-related complications.
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Our Research Sector is directed towards transforming scientific discoveries into clinically applicable models to reduce the incidence and impact of diabetes and its complications.
Through our translational research, we aim to utilize effective prevention strategies to benefit and improve the lives of the Kuwaiti population affected by diabetes.
Learn more about our research achievements.
PORTAL or the Public Office for Research Translation and Liaison is a brand-new department with the aim to inform the public in a transparent way about the important work happening at DDI by various research groups and leaders.
Our Medical Services use the highest standards of medical care and the latest research findings to tackle all aspects of diabetes prevention, treatment, and management.
We offer educational programs for people with t1dm, t2dm, medical professionals, and caregivers.
We also offer clinical research programs, in collaboration with reputable international institutions, to offer innovative treatment plans to improve overall health.
DDI aims to provide education and training to patients, caregivers, undergraduates, graduates, and medical professionals.
At our facilities, you can master new techniques, gain experience from our scientists and medical professionals, and learn how to save a life.
Publication 2016 – BMJ Open Diabetes Res Care – 143
