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Maternal Age and Birth Order of Young IDDM Patients. A Study from Southern India

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Journal Diabetes Care
Specialty Endocrinology
Date 1993 Apr 1
PMID 8462393
Citations 2
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Abstract

Objective: To assess the effects of maternal age and birth order on the risk of IDDM in Asian Indians.

Research Design And Methods: Data from a diabetes registry in Madras, India, was used to find IDDM patients diagnosed before 20 yr of age. A questionnaire was used to elicit clinical details of subjects.

Results: Children with mothers < or = 24 yr of age had a higher percentage of IDDM. Children with lower birth orders had a higher prevalence of IDDM.

Conclusions: The risk of IDDM in children is increased in children with lower birth orders, born of younger mothers.

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