Why the study?
Does diabetes increase occlusive vascular mortality in adults, and does this risk differ by sex and age?
Population
980,793 adults from 68 prospective studies
Comparison
Diabetes (any type) vs Without diabetes
Design
Meta-analysis
Authors
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Similar absolute excess mortality supports equivalent vascular prevention intensity by sex; confirms highest relative risks in younger women.
Does diabetes increase occlusive vascular mortality in adults, and does this risk differ by sex and age?
Diabetes substantially increases vascular risk in both men and women independently of other major vascular risk factors, with similar absolute excess mortality despite higher relative risk in younger women.
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