OBJECTIVE Previous analyses of diabetes prevalence in the US have considered either
only large geographic regions or only individuals in whom diabetes had been diagnosed …

Background Current US surveillance data provide estimates of diabetes using laboratory
tests at the national level as well as self-reported data at the state level. Self-reported …

Objective To determine whether diabetes prevalence and incidence has remained flat or
changed direction during the past 5 years. Research design and methods We calculated …

Diabetes is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States, resulting in
substantial human and economic costs. National survey data indicate that the incidence of …

National surveillance data show a sustained decline in the incidence rate of diagnosed
diabetes, which has been heralded as a success in the battle against diabetes in the US In …

Purpose This brief report examines place‐based differences in diabetes mortality in order to
understand whether disparities in diabetes mortality have changed across United States …

Abstract Background The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 28.9
million adults had diabetes in 2012 in the US, though many patients are undiagnosed or not …

Aims/hypothesis The aim of this study was to make projections of the future diabetes burden
for the adult US population based in part on the prevalence of individuals at high risk of …

Objectives. To efficiently help communities prevent and manage diabetes, health
departments need to be able to target populations with high risk but low resources To aid in …

Background Screening to detect prediabetes and diabetes enables early prevention and
intervention. This study describes the number and characteristics of asymptomatic …