HEALTH POLICY WATCH: Pakistan Has the World's Highest Diabetes Prevalence—and Lacks Focus on Prevention

ISLAMABAD – Muhammad Waqas is an engineer at a private telecom company. He still remembers the day six years ago in 2018 when he was diagnosed with diabetes at the age of 30. It completely changed his life.

The diagnosis was particularly shocking for Waqas as neither of his parents had the disease, and he had always been physically fit and participated in all kinds of sports since his school days.

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