The prevalence of diabetes in the US is associated with various demographic and lifestyle factors, highlighting the need for targeted medical resource allocation.
DM is more common in the general population than might be clinically recognized, and the prevalence of DM was associated to varying degrees with many indicators of demographic characteristics, physical indicators, and living habits. These indicators should be linked with medical resource allocation and scientific treatment methods to comprehensively implement the treatment of DM.
Fang et al. (Tue,) studied this question.
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