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  • Title: [Diabetes and road traffic collisions].
    Author: Chodorowski Z, Anand JS, Hajduk A, Wiśniewski M.
    Journal: Przegl Lek; 2009; 66(6):350-1. PubMed ID: 19788148.
    Abstract:
    Insulin-treated diabetes influences motor vehicle driving mainly through the possibility to induce hypoglycemia in patients. However, there has never been any consistent evidence to suggest that patients with insulin-treated diabetes cause significantly more accidents than the general population. Diabetes and its complications have very various individual courses in patients, because of that candidates for driver's license should always be qualified individually. Drivers with diabetes complications, especially the elderly, quite often themselves limit driving. The programme facilitating the diagnosis of early hypoglycemic symptoms--Blood Glucose Awareness Training--decreases road traffic collision number.
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