Analysis of morbidity from diabetes mellitus in Bihor county.

Studying the spread and medical implications of diabetes mellitus cases, as well as their evolution over time, is the most appropriate way of adopting effective measures in order to prevent and combat these diseases (Hutter N, et al, 2010). The analysis of morbidity through diabetes is indispensable to the study of risk factors, to diabetes prevention, the accurate supervision of patients and the distribution of technical and logistical means to fight this disease (Pickup John C., Williams Gareth, 2003). The incidence of diabetes mellitus in Bihor county has been observed for the period 2000-2009. The evolution of disease by diabetes during 2000-2009 in Bihor county is above the national average, the morbidity being higher in urban areas and for the 15-64 years age group. In terms of clinical forms of the disease, non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus holds the first place. The National Health-State Assessment Program, initiated in 2007, has led to increased addressability of the population, especially the elderly and the rural population, to medical services, new cases diagnosed with diabetes having doubled during this period.