Knowledge about the disease largely overestimated
The French believe they know a lot about diabetes: 81% say good understanding of the disease, 23% feel they know very well what it is. And two thirds (64%) feel well informed about the disease. But this knowledge is claimed to relativize in light of spontaneous responses related to diabetes. It is clear that the reference to the disease predominates (88%) followed by a minor, by the medical treatment (23%). Infrequent associations lifestyles are only relevant for 11% of the French. And 6% of people who claim to know the disease are unable to describe in words.
In detail, for those able to evoke disease in a few words, the references are focused primarily on associations often lack precision waves: the rate of sugar (52%), dysfunction of the pancreas (11%) and the existence of several types of diabetes (8%) are the major associations that emerge from this issue. References to refer mostly to the medical treatment of type 1 diabetes: insulin (16%), injections / insulin injections (7%). References to lifestyles, marginal, show a low level of awareness of issues facing the prevention of diabetes, including type 2 diabetes. They are only 11% closer to diabetes and diet, and 1% to associate diabetes and sport.
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