IDF Atlas Reports: Type 2 Diabetes among Indigenous adult populations

Louise Maple-Brown; Elizabeth Barr; Emily Papadimos

IDF Atlas Reports: Type 2 Diabetes among Indigenous adult populations

Louise Maple-Brown, Elizabeth Barr, Emily Papadimos

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Abstract

* In 76% of studies that reported sex-specific data (19 of 25 studies), Indigenous women had higher T2D prevalence than Indigenous men. In a few examples, T2D prevalence among Indigenous women was more than double the prevalence among Indigenous men.
* There is variability in T2D prevalence geographically by Indigenous Nation and across time periods. Approximately 70% of all studies reviewed reported T2D prevalence over 10%.
* Recent T2D prevalence data are sparse when considering the vast number of Indigenous Peoples across the globe. This review only represents 16 out of 90 countries with known Indigenous populations.

Original language	English
Publisher	International Diabetes Federation
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2022

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https://diabetesatlas.org/2022-reports/

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