This investigation explores the link between iron levels and diabetic complications, suggesting implications for treatment.
Multiple investigations have reported a significant relationship between circulating ferritin levels-commonly regarded as an indirect indicator of total body iron stores-and the likelihood of developing T2DM (10-12).Elevated ferritin concentrations have consistently been documented in individuals with diabetes and are linked to insulin resistance (IR), systemic inflammatory activity, and features of the metabolic syndrome (MetS) (13).Moreover, abnormalities in iron
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