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Researchers analyzed data from 311 type 2 diabetes patients. Most patients were aged 60–69 years (35.05%), with a female predominance (54.02%). Elevated triglyceride levels were found in 43%, while 41.77% had high low-density lipoprotein. High high-density lipoprotein levels were linked to better glycemic control. Findings highlight the need for age- and gender-specific lipid management to reduce cardiovascular risks.
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Researchers analyzed data from 311 type 2 diabetes patients. Most patients were aged 60–69 years (35.05%), with a female predominance (54.02%). Elevated triglyceride levels were found in 43%, while 41.77% had high low-density lipoprotein. High high-density lipoprotein levels were linked to better glycemic control. Findings highlight the need for age- and gender-specific lipid management to reduce cardiovascular risks.
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