2023, Number 3
Family Parental History of Diabetes: Risk Factor for Diabetes in at least one Child in the Family
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ABSTRACT
Objective: To determine the family history of diabetes as a risk factor for type 2 diabetes mellitus in at least one of the family’s children. Methods: Case-control study in families with children over 20 years of age. A case was considered to be the family in which at least one of the children was identified with the diagnosis of diabetes (family with diabetes). The family in which none of the children was diagnosed with diabetes (family without diabetes) was considered a control case. The sample was 125 per group. The family history variable included mother and father without diabetes (reference group for comparison), mother and father with diabetes, mother with diabetes, and father with diabetes. Multiple logistic regression and probability of event occurrence calculation (1/1+e-y) were used. Results: For every 5.3 families with at least one child with diabetes and a history of a mother and father with diabetes, there is one family without children with diabetes and a history of a mother and father with diabetes. (RM=5.30). With this background and average family age of 50 years, the probability of having at least one child with diabetes is 75.7%. Conclusions. A hereditary family history of diabetes in the mother and father is a risk factor for diabetes in at least one of the family’s children. Conclusions: A hereditary family history of diabetes in the mother and father is a risk factor for diabetes in at least one of the family’s children.REFERENCES
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