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Research has shown that only 55.8% of people with type II diabetes are aware of their diagnosis, as the disease often remains asymptomatic. Common myths about diabetes may hinder individuals from seeking medical attention, complicating timely detection.
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Research indicates that only 55.8% of people with type 2 diabetes are aware of their diagnosis. The disease often presents without symptoms, complicating timely detection. Common myths about diabetes may deter individuals from seeking medical advice.
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