Young-onset diabetes poses a greater risk of end-stage kidney disease than cardiovascular disease and stroke: a retrospective cohort study of UK Biobank (UKB)

Debasish Kar

Young-onset diabetes poses a greater risk of end-stage kidney disease than cardiovascular disease and stroke: a retrospective cohort study of UK Biobank (UKB)

Debasish Kar

Peninsula Medical School

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Clinical Academics in Training Annual Conference (CATAC) 2025
Publication status	Published - 8 May 2025

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Young-onset diabetes poses a greater risk of end-stage kidney disease than cardiovascular disease and stroke: a retrospective cohort study of UK Biobank (UKB)

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