Systematic analysis reveals tobacco exposure increases disability-adjusted life years in adults with type 2 diabetes, indicating a need for targeted interventions.
Tobacco exposure-attributable T2DM burden demonstrates marked variations across geographic regions, sex, and age groups, highlighting the imperative for targeted interventions in low-middle-SDI regions. Tobacco control strategies from high-SDI regions serve as scalable models for mitigating this preventable disease burden.
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