The study began by evaluating the length of the reproductive period of 300 women, with and without type 1 diabetes.
The findings appeared in the peer-reviewed journal Diabetes.
The new findings from the German research team is a breakthrough that highlights six distinct subtypes of diabetes risk.
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The new findings could prove to be a major step towards ensuring that patients with diabetes receive the exact right amount of insulin.
The study is the first of its kind to link diabetic retinopathy and the novel coronavirus strain.
The study consisted of over 20,000 female participants as part of the Women's Health Study, initiated up until late-2017.
The study involved the use of pooled data from the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS).
The findings suggest that targeting intracerebral fructose metabolism in future studies could be a pathway for new treatment combating such diseases of the brain.
Researchers constructed a digital biomarker functioning within smartphone cameras for the quick detection of type 2 diabetes.