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Read our Type 2 Diabetes research guide →Researchers want to understand whether your personality type — how you naturally respond to stress and challenges — influences how well diabetic foot wounds heal. Some research suggests that personality traits might affect inflammation and healing in people with diabetes. This study will enroll 308 people with type 2 diabetes and a new foot wound to see if personality profiles help explain why some wounds heal better than others.
Foot wounds in people with diabetes can be serious and sometimes lead to amputation. Even with good medical care, healing doesn't always go smoothly. Early studies suggest that psychological factors — like your personality type — might play a role in how your body heals, but this hasn't been carefully studied yet.
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You will be seen at the Dijon University Hospital's endocrinology and diabetes department for your foot wound care. As part of the study, you'll complete a brief personality questionnaire called the Bortner method, which asks about how you respond to stress and daily challenges. Researchers will track how your wound heals over time and compare the healing progress of people with different personality profiles.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 1, 2026 · Not medical advice
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