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Genetic risk in extremely early onset type 1 diabetes

2025-12-19 endocrinology Title + abstract only
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Identifying individuals at risk of early onset type 1 diabetes (diagnosed <2 years) would be highly beneficial in reducing risk of severe diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) for those with extreme autoimmunity. We aimed to investigate whether genetic variation contributes to heterogeneity in age of type 1 diabetes onset, focusing on those diagnosed <2 years and ages previously defined by histological differences. We carried out association testing on 6773 individuals with type 1 diabetes and tested for ...

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