From the WHP annual calendar · Saturday, November 14, 2026
Diabetes Risk Check: World Diabetes Day (November 14)
WHO action day on November 14. Type 2 diabetes: 7.5 million people affected in Germany, 2 million undiagnosed (DDG 2024). Workplace screening offer using the validated FINDRISC questionnaire.
Idea to get started
Online risk test via intranet (FINDRISC questionnaire, 8 questions, 2 min). Optional fasting blood sugar quick test with the occupational physician. Offer a personal consultation to high-risk individuals. Refer to a prevention program (DPP) as needed.
Did you know?
World Diabetes Day on November 14 is Frederick Banting's birthday. Together with Charles Best, he co-discovered insulin in 1922; the day has existed since 1991.
Source: World Diabetes Day (IDF), About
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