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Let's rev up our engines and kickstart this race as we zoom through the clinical presentation and diagnosis of diabetes, which impacts 425 million people worldwide, including over 7% of the US population. We'll take a pit stop at the epidemiology of Diabetes Types I and II, followed by examining the clinical presentation for each type. Next, we'll navigate the track on how to screen patients, followed by the essential tests needed to cross the finish line to diagnose the condition properly.
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