Processed Radio Frequency towards Pancreas Enhancing the Deadly Diabetes Worldwide

Author:

Miah Md. RahimullahORCID,Hannan Mohammad Abdul,Rahman AAM Shazzadur,Khan Md. Shahariar,Hossain Md. Mokbul,Rahman Ishrat Tasnim,Hossain Md. Sabbir,Shahriar Chowdhury Shadman,Uddin Mohammad Basir,Talukdar Mohammad Taimur Hossain,Alam Mohammad Shamsul,Hossain S.A.M. Imran,Samdany Alamgir Adil,Chowdhury Shahriar Hussain,Sayok Alexander Kiew

Abstract

Diabetes is a chronic and debilitating disease, which is associated with a range of complications putting tremendous burden on medical, economic and socio-technological infrastructure globally. Yet the higher authorities of health services are facing the excruciating cumulative reasons of diabetes as a very imperative worldwide issue in the 21st century. The study aims to relook at the misapplication of the processed radio frequency that frailties in the pancreas within and around the personal body boundary area. The administered sensor data were obtained at laboratory experiments from the selected specimens on dogs and cats in light and dark environments. The study shows the frequent urine flow speed varies with sudden infection due to treated wireless sensor networks in active open eyes. The overweight and obese persons are increasingly affected in diabetes with comprehensive urinary pressure due to continuous staying at dark environment. The findings replicate the increasing tide of diabetes globally. The study also represents the difficulties of physicians to provide adequate diabetic management according to their expectancy due to insecure personal area network control unit.Dynamic sensor network is indispensable for healthcare but such network is at risk to health security due to digitalized poisoning within GPS positions. The study recommends the anti-radiation integrated system policy with user’s security alternative approach to inspire dealing with National Health Policy and Sustainable Development Goals 2030.

Publisher

Bilingual Publishing Co.

Subject

General Medicine

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