Type 2 Diabetes Diagnoses Rise in English Women Aged 20-29

England's health officials are observing a significant rise in type 2 diabetes diagnoses, particularly affecting women between the ages of 20 and 29. Public Health England data indicates a steady escalation over the past five years, prompting calls for greater public awareness and preventative measures.

This demographic, historically less susceptible to type 2 diabetes, is now showing a

Type 2 Diabetes Diagnoses Rise in English Women Aged 20-29

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