Unfortunately, diabetes is a consequence of socioeconomic status. According to Recent studiesAround 1.8 million people live in low-income countries. So, Type 1 diabetes life expectancy is greatly affected by socioeconomic status. This life expectancy can vary greatly. According to the researchers, a 10-year-old diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in a rich country can live for 65 years. This number drops to 13 in countries with lower incomes.
According to the model study, Type 1 diabetes will see a 60% to 107 percent increase in relative incidence in 2040 from countries with low and middle incomes. This is compared to 2021. It’s approximately 13.5 to 17.4 millions cases. This can be improved with better supervision, care and prompt diagnosis. A quicker diagnosis can make a difference. Type 1 Diabetes IndexIt is estimated that around 668,000 more Type 1 diabetics could be saved by 2040.