How can knowing someone’s Integrated Risk Score for type 2 diabetes help?
The Integrated Risk Score (iPRS) offers a more comprehensive view of an individual’s risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
The Integrated Risk Score (iPRS) offers a more comprehensive view of an individual’s risk for developing type 2 diabetes. By combining genetic information with other health factors, doctors can tailor prevention strategies to the individual. This may include earlier screening, more frequent blood sugar checks, or personalized lifestyle recommendations, such as diet and exercise plans, to help lower risk. Knowing the score can also motivate individuals to focus on healthy habits that reduce their likelihood of developing diabetes.