text: Epidemiology and demographics of type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  varies with geography, age, race and genetic susceptibility. Incidence  of type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  has been increased within the last decade and there are nearly<unk> 5-30 million of affected patients around the world. Most type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  patients are children and since it's incidence dwindles after puberty, only one fourth of patients are diagnosed in their adulthood. The incidence of type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  is related to race and ethnicity of patients. For instance, studies demonstrated that Non-Hispanic white patients have a higher type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  incidence, compared to other races, whereas American Indians had the lowest type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  incidence. Finland has the highest incidence of type<unk>  diabetes<unk>  in the world.
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option_2: Hypoglycemia epidemiology and demographics
option_3: Metabolic syndrome epidemiology and demographics
option_4: Diabetic nephropathy epidemiology and demographics
option_5: Celiac disease epidemiology and demographics
option_6: Addison's disease epidemiology and demographics
option_7: Alcoholism epidemiology and demographics