Some links to articles about Diabetes and COVID19

Posted some links to Twitter that I am compiling here too about type 1 diabetes and COVID19 with a focus on recommendations for diabetics in current COVID situation

Posting some information about #COVID19 and #type1 #diabetes that might be useful to folkshttps://t.co/q9LrTXyrAy

"Your Guide to Post-COVID Travel with Type 1 Diabetes"

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

"As masks come off, vulnerable Americans feel left behind"https://t.co/WGDJ1eII6x

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

COVID-19 Update: The Diabetes Connection, WHO Concerned about BA.2https://t.co/GT9xXPMNX2

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

Coronavirus (COVID-19) – information for people living with type 1 diabeteshttps://t.co/4L8MAMGtpz

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

Why Do Diabetics Need to be Cautious About Omicron Variant?https://t.co/IdsokhYIpO

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

How COVID-19 Impacts People with Diabeteshttps://t.co/iOOeT6N8G9

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

Rights for Workers with Diabetes During the Coronavirus Pandemichttps://t.co/OjGpLpWEpg

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 21, 2022

This is also useful: https://t.co/gx3HDCXLpE

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 23, 2022

In particular this part is important pic.twitter.com/X7EwIJyPNb

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 23, 2022

This also has some useful information https://t.co/sFFkf8BtWQ

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 23, 2022

For example says diabetics are at higher risk even when fully vaccinated "Garza-Silva, who is immunocompromised, and Liber, who is diabetic, are among the millions of Californians at greater risk of complications from a COVID-19 infection despite being fully vaccinated."

— Jonathan Eisen (@phylogenomics) March 23, 2022

See also

Independent risk factors of COVID-19 pneumonia in vaccinated Mexican adults

Risk Factors for Severe COVID-19 Outcomes Among Persons Aged ≥18 Years Who Completed a Primary COVID-19 Vaccination Series — 465 Health Care Facilities, United States, December 2020–October 2021

Age, Underlying Conditions Top Factors in Breakthroughs

 A Wall Street Journal analysis found that among fully vaccinated people, the ones most likely to be hospitalized with breakthrough infections of COVID-19 are the elderly and those with specific underlying medical conditions.

“In particular, people with diabetes, chronic lung disease, kidney disease and compromised immune systems were at risk of serious outcomes from breakthrough cases,” The Journal reported.