The Rise of Diabetes in America

The number of people with diabetes today is higher than it has been before, impacting 37.3 million Americans—or about 1 in 10 people.

While this number is continuing to climb, the average age of onset is following a different pattern; people are developing diabetes at younger ages and higher rates.

1 in 4 Americans between the ages of 18-34 are living with prediabetes. And since younger adults experience the health risks associated with diabetes for a longer period, they may face even greater life-long consequences than older adults.

What Organizations Can Do to Combat this Chronic Disease Epidemic

Learn how diabetes is impacting young adults and how you can take action to provide for your prediabetes and diabetic population, no matter where they are on their health journey.

Unlock the Diabetes Insights Report to learn:

• The true impact of diabetes in America and key takeaways from data of the Virgin Pulse member population
• How to help your population not only prevent type 2 diabetes, but also manage, treat, and even reverse diabetes
• How a personalized digital therapeutics solution can reduce the risk of complications and lower costs associated with diabetes