Prevalence of Newly Diagnosed Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 (T2DM) Among Rural Population: A Hospital Based Study

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Hospital-based study shows high prevalence of diabetes in rural areas, indicating significant health issues.

Higher prevalence of newly diagnosed diabetes mellitus type 2 was found among males at 58.5%, indicating a significant gender disparity.
Patients aged 36-40 years exhibited the highest prevalence of newly diagnosed diabetes according to the findings.
The mean glycated hemoglobin level in diabetic patients was 6.68%, notably higher compared to the control group at 5.215%.
Fasting blood sugar among newly diagnosed T2DM patients averaged 130.36 mg/dl, highlighting impaired glucose regulation.

Manna et al. (2025) studied this question.

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