The alarm bell rang for corporate staff; Health report gave a harsh warning

News related to the health of corporate staff : 9 to 6, 10 to 7 and many such works, today’s generation is struggling to find time for themselves in their life. Between work, home, travel, many people are ignoring some important things, ie health,.

Constant food is to invite trouble …

Whether it is constant food outside due to lack of time or enjoy junk food in the name of frequent celebrations. The working class is inadvertently falling into a deep ditch in terms of health. Statistics and details in this regard have recently come out from a survey conducted by ‘Corporate India Health Screening’. Where it has been exposed to emphasize how the working class is ignoring excessive work, stress and its health in this environment.

Is the employee on the verge of pre-diabetes? (Pre -diabetic conditions)

The number of patients with diabetes and pre-diabetes is increasing every year among the employees of commercial companies. According to the report of ‘Corporate India Health Screening’, the number of pre-diabetes patients in business companies has increased by five percent last year, and it is clear that every fourth employee is suffering from pre-diabetes, ie on the verge of development of this serious and irreversible disease.

Which age group employees are at the most threat?

The survey included employees between 31 and 50 years of age of commercial companies across the country including Mumbai. After the survey, the results of last year’s inspection were declared. In which 7.89% of employees were found to be suffering from diabetes between August 2023 and July 2024. While 19.38% of the employees were pre-diabetic. The figure increased between August 2024 to July 2025. Where 24.40% of employees were found pre-dybled in this year’s inspection.

Significantly, in the last two years, male employees have been more affected by diabetes and pre-diabetes than female employees. In a year, the number of male employees suffering from diabetes increased from 76% to 7.43% and the rate of pre-diabetes increased from 14.64% to 18.11%. In the case of women, this figure increased from 1.13% to 1.42%. The rate of pre-diabetes increased from 4.47% to 6.29%.

Increasing prevalence of pre-diabetes and diabetes among employees is becoming a very serious issue, and it is being advised that employees can keep this disease away by adopting changes in lifestyle, diet and similar good habits in the coming time.