Diabetes is not considered to be a completely genetic disease. While there are factors in genetics that can cause a person to be more prone to diabetes, there is nothing that means that diabetes will always be passed from one generation to the next. If people in your family have suffered with the disease, you may have to keep a closer eye on your overall health and eating habits in order to avoid becoming diabetic.
Type I diabetes mellitus is the genetic form of the disease.
No. It is a genetic disease.
Yes, it is not contagious (can't be passed from one person to another).
Current evidence indicates a genetic component to T1DM - Type1 diabetes.
Genetics are said to play a role in the development of the disease.
a genetic disease is passed through the family like diabetes or cancer but a communicable disease is that you get from something or someone
it is not. scientists think it may be a disease
Genetics are said to play a role in the development of the disease.
Its not transmitted, you just get it. Some think its genetic
Yes. If you have type 2 diabetes, your child is more likely to have it than a child of a person with type 1.
Any disease that is genetic, or caused by damage to tissue is uncommunicable. Examples are hemophilia, cancer, diabetes, heart diseases.
by inherited disorder from both or one parent, such as diabetes, cystic fibrosis, parkinsons disease, huntingtons disease etc.