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India experiences a rapidly increasing prevalence of both diabetes mellitus [1] and tuberculosis [2]. Jali et al. [3] showed that nearly half of the patients infected with tuberculosis had either diabetes or were at prediabetic status, which corresponded to previous report in India [4]. Furthermore, among patients with tuberculosis, 16% to 20% were of newly diagnosed cases of diabetes [3,5], which is a strikingly high prevalence of diabetes considering that of general population in India [1].
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