π©Ί 3 distinct BMI paths in type 2 diabetes studied
A University of Eastern Finland study found three different BMI patterns among people with type 2 diabetes. This research involved 3,539 adults in North Karelia, Finland, diagnosed between 2011 and 2014. Seventy-seven point seven percent had stable BMI, while 14.6 percent increased it, and 7.7 percent decreased it. Increasing BMI linked to more comorbidities, while decreasing BMI showed higher healthcare use and mortality. These findings suggest individualized care pathways are important for managing type 2 diabetes. π§