Arjun Patil
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic metabolic disorder with increasing prevalence
globally. Ethnicity plays a significant role in the distribution of diabetes
prevalence, influenced by genetic, sociocultural, and environmental
factors. This article explores the definition of ethnicity, its implications on
diabetes prevalence, and significant disparities observed across different
ethnic groups. By analysing data from various studies, the article aims
to elucidate the association between ethnicity and diabetes, providing a
comprehensive understanding of how sociocultural contexts shape health
outcomes.
