Key result
Multiracial AAPI adults with diabetes show higher MI and stroke risk vs single-race peers.
Why the study?
Are multiracial Asian American and Pacific Islander adults with diabetes at greater risk of MI and stroke compared to single-race counterparts?
Are multiracial Asian American and Pacific Islander adults with diabetes at greater risk of MI and stroke compared to single-race counterparts?
Multiracial Asian American and Pacific Islander adults with diabetes have a disproportionately higher risk of MI and stroke compared to single-race individuals.
Multiracial Asian American and Pacific Islander people with diabetes are at greater risk of MI and stroke when compared with their single-race counterparts. Future studies should identify determinants that best explain this disproportionate burden among multiracial individuals.
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Bacong et al. (2026) studied this question. Multiracial Asian American and Pacific Islander adults with diabetes have a greater risk of myocardial infarction and stroke compared with their single-race counterparts.
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