; (2) having illness (hypertension or diabetes); (3) being aware of illness. Contrary to studies reporting that African …-selection and severity are considered. Likewise, African-Americans and Latinos are less aware of having diabetes compared to non …

This paper investigates the salient diabetes prevalence patterns across key SES indicators, and how they changed over … time. The investigation spans both the conventional concept of diagnosed diabetes and a more comprehensive measure … including those whose diabetes is undiagnosed. By doing so, I separate the distinct impact of covariates on disease onset …

outcomes for 123,548 patients with type 2 diabetes in four health systems. Using a “cost-of-living” method that measures value … based on improved survival, we find a positive net value of diabetes care: the value of improved survival outweighs the …

We use Danish diabetes registry and health insurance data to analyze the extent, consequences, and determinants of …

use household scanner data to estimate food purchase response to a diagnosis of diabetes, a common complication of obesity …. I infer diabetes diagnosis within the scanner data from purchases of glucose testing products. Households engage in …