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Jan 11 • 15:01 UTC • 🇶🇦 Qatar • Al Jazeera

New genetic markers increase the accuracy of diabetes diagnosis among Africans

A recent study conducted in Uganda reveals new biomarkers and genetic indicators that may enhance the accuracy of type 2 diabetes diagnosis for individuals of African descent, highlighting shortcomings in globally accepted diagnostic standards.

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