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single clinical entity in a large family in 1960, and generation familial history suggested that MODY was an early onset mild diabetes (usually before age 25), autosomal dominant inheritance and predominance of insulin deficiency ( 2 ). Since the
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) primiparous women of normal weight (BMI <25 kg/m 2 ) who were under 25 years of age and had no family history of diabetes, and (2) multiparous women of normal weight (BMI <25 kg/m 2 ) who were under 40 years of age and had no history of GDM or macrosomic
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and a questionnaire was completed for gathering information on demographic characteristics and medical history. Participants without a self-reported history of diabetes were provided with a standard 75 g glucose solution, and blood sampling was
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than 40% were diagnosed with isolated AD ( 1 , 3 ). In these studies, the most common AID comorbidities were thyroid AID (in half of the patients) and type 1 diabetes (in over 10% of the patients). A family history of AD was reported in 10% of the
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maternal education, household income, family history of diabetes, parity, pre-pregnancy weight, smoking and alcohol drinking in the past one year and physical activity in the past three months. Weight gain between baseline and follow-up visits (5-year
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controlled diabetes mellitus type 2. Indication for abdominal sonography because of weight loss of 7 kg. Thereby, incidental finding of an adrenal mass of 6 cm. Following study entry, family history reveals one daughter and one granddaughter ‘with a benign
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this work, demographic and clinical maternal data were collected (age, family history of diabetes in first degree relative, macrosomia and GDM history in previous pregnancies, pregestational BMI, gestational age (GA) at diagnosis, results of second
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healthy White and Black adults with a parental history of T2DM ( 19 ). However, the participants were the offspring of parents with T2DM and thus the results might not be applicable to individuals that without a family history of diabetes or the general
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of XLH is made on the basis of clinical (family history, symptoms, and physical examination), biochemical (hypophosphatemia, renal phosphate wasting), and molecular analysis (mutation in the PHEX gene) criteria. As soon as a child is diagnosed with