Al-NozhaMMAl-MaatouqMAAl-MazrouYY. Diabetes Mellitus in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Med J2004;25:1603-10.
3.
BacchusRABellJLMadkourMKilshawB. The prevalence of diabetes mellitus in male Saudi Arabs. Diabetologia1982;23: 330-2.
4.
FataniHHMiraSAEl-ZubierAG. Prevalence of diabetes mellitus in rural Saudi Arabia. Diabetes Care1987;10:180-3.
5.
Abu-ZeidHAAl-KassabAS. Prevalence and health-care features of hyperglycemia in semiurban-rural communities in southern Saudi ArabiaDiabetes Care1992;15:484-9.
6.
El-HazmiMAWarsyASAl-SwailemAR. Diabetes mellitus and impaired glucose tolerance in Saudi Arabia. Ann Saudi Med1996; 16:381-5.
7.
Al-NuaimAR. Prevalence of glucose intolerance in urban and rural communities in Saudi Arabia. Diabet Med1997;14:595-602.
8.
AlzaidA. Editorial. Time to Declare War on Diabetes. Ann Saudi Med1997;17:1-2.
9.
HassaneinMM. “Diabetes and Ramadan: how to achieve a safer fast for Muslims with diabetes”. Br J Diabetes Vasc Dis2010;10: 246-50.
10.
ShaikhSJamesDMorrisseyJPatelV. “Diabetes care and Ramadan: to fast or not to fast?” Br J Diabetes Vasc Dis2001;1:65-7.
11.
BeshyahSA. Fasting During The month of Ramadan for People with Diabetes: Medicine and Fiqh United at Last. Ibnosina J Med Biomed Sci2009;1:58–60.
12.
SobkiSAlzaidAKhanHAlhomidaAAlhilalKKhanS. Significant impact of pace of eating on serum ghrelin and glucose levels. Clin Biochem2010;43:522-24.
13.
AlhyasLMcKayABalasanthiranAMajeedA. Prevalences of overweight, obesity, hyperglycaemia, hypertension and dyslipidaemia in the Gulf: systematic review. JRSM Short Rep. 2011; 2:55. 16pp. Epub 2011 Jul 7.
14.
GoenkaNThomasSShaikhSMorriseyJPatelV. “Providing diabetes care to Arab migrants in the UK: cultural and clinical aspects”. Br J Diabetes Vasc Dis; 2007;7:283-6.
