… Based on the data that have appeared in the literature since the 1997 Expert Committee
report, we recommend that the criteria to diagnose diabetes should remain as previously defined…

… Based on the data that have appeared in the literature since the 1997 Expert Committee
report, we recommend that the criteria to diagnose diabetes should remain as previously defined…

… diagnose diabetes. Conclusions Based on the data that have appeared in the literature
since the 1997 Expert Com~ mittec report, we recommend that the criteria to diagnose diabetes …

… postglucose values (high rate of becoming nondiabetic on follow-up), we believe it is
difficult to make a firm diagnosis of diabetes on the basis of FPG values of 140149 mg/dl alone. …

In the 1990s, average annual new illness rates (incidence rates) were reported between
12.9 (95% confidence interval 12.4–13.4) and 14.2 (95% confidence interval 12.9–15.5) per …

… caregivers and patients to compare reported results obtained … the A1C may assist in diagnosing
diabetes.Finally, data from … report, we recommend that the criteria to diagnose diabetes …

… The normal type was defined as a group which would not progress to diabetes after follow-up
of several years. The borderline type was defined as those being neither normal nor of …

… reviews and patient reports. Severe hypoglycemia was characterized according to Diabetes
… 17, 18 For analyses reported in this article, we compared follow-up groups with and without …

… in patients with diabetes or in other physically ill patients. We report a follow-up study of 37
diabetic … At follow-up, 18 (64%) of the 28 depressed patients had experienced an episode of …

… In this study we report on the development of prevalence and incidence of diabetes from …
The age-standardised incidence rates for type 1 diabetes mellitus and type 2 diabetes mellitus …