hrp0084p1-101 | Perinatal | ESPE2015

Does Type 1 Childhood Diabetes Start In Utero?

Laron Zvi , Hampe Christiane , Shulman Lester

Background: In the last decades a rapid increase in the incidence of childhood type I diabetes (TIDM) has been reported worldwide. To stop the progressively advancing process immunosuppressive and nutritional trials have been made, but failed. Epidemiological studies by our group performed in several countries have shown that the season during which children who developed TIDM were born differed from that in the general population; suggesting that the initial trigger for TIDM ...