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Analysis of mortality risk and influencing factors in female patients with young-onset type 2 diabetes

  • By

  • Ling Xiang

  • Mingmin Zhu

  • Zi Yan

  • Zhijin Geng

  • Yuankai Zhou

  • Zhongming Sun

  • Dandan Miao

  • Yong Zhang

  • Jinyi Zhou

  • Enchun Pan

  • Wen Hu

  • April 17, 2026

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    The study analyzed 5,984 female patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, focusing on early-onset cases and their mortality risk.

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    The overall all-cause mortality rate was 21.6%, with young-onset diabetes patients showing lower mortality compared to late-onset patients.

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    Postmenopausal women with young-onset diabetes had the highest mortality rate at 24%, while premenopausal women had the lowest at 3.7%.

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    The triglyceride–glucose–body mass index (TyG-BMI) was identified as a protective factor, reducing mortality risk by 2% per standard deviation increase.

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    Early identification and intervention of TyG-BMI levels in postmenopausal women with young-onset diabetes may help reduce mortality risk.

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Analysis of mortality risk and influencing factors in female patients with young-onset type 2 diabetes

  • by Ling Xiang, Mingmin Zhu, Zi Yan, Zhijin Geng, Yuankai Zhou, Zhongming Sun, Dandan Miao, Yong Zhang, Jinyi Zhou, Enchun Pan, Wen Hu

  • April 17, 2026

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