Type 1 Diabetes May Actually Be Two Different Diseases, Massive International Study Finds
Researchers found 9,091 cases split into two genetic patterns that point to different immune pathways and may require separate treatments.
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Scientists have found that type 1 diabetes is two separate diseases
A large-scale genetic study, carried out by teams from the United States of America (USA) and the United Kingdom, suggests that type 1 diabetes may not be a single disease, but two...
An international study has shown that type I diabetes may develop through different biological pathways, linked to different genetic factors and immune mechanisms, which may explain some of the differences in the onset and evolution of the disease among patients.
Type 1 diabetes is not one but two distinct conditions, defined by diagnosis age
Children who are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes under the age of seven have a different form (or 'endotype') of the condition compared with those diagnosed aged 13 or above, new research has shown.
Type 1 diabetes may not be a single disease, but rather two distinct forms that manifest and progress through different biological mechanisms, according to a new large international study. The finding could pave the way for more targeted and personalized treatments, as researchers believe that the different genetic basis ... More www.ertnews.gr
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