Study Suggests Non-Genetic Factors are Better Type 2 Diabetes Risk Predictors than Genetics
January 20, 2010
Study Suggests Non-Genetic Factors are Better Type 2 Diabetes Risk Predictors than Genetics
Based on findings from the Whitehall II prospective study, a team of University College London researchers concluded that two non-genetic risk models more accurately predicted type 2 diabetes risk than a genetic model based on 20 risk alleles.
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