Four Groups of Type 2 Diabetes Contribute to the Etiological and Clinical Heterogeneity in Newly Diagnosed Individuals: an IMI DIRECT Study

Agata Wesolowska-Andersen,Caroline A. Brorsson,Roberto Bizzotto,Andrea Mari,Andrea Tura,Robert Koivula,Anubha Mahajan,Ana Vinuela,Juan Fernandez Tajes,Sapna Sharma,Mark Haid,Cornelia Prehn,Anna Artati,Mun-Gwan Hong,Petra B. Musholt,Azra Kurbasic,Federico De Masi,Kostas Tsirigos,Helle Krogh Pedersen,Valborg Gudmundsdottir,Cecilia Engel Thomas,Karina Banasik,Chrisopher Jennison,Angus Jones,Gwen Kennedy,Jimmy Bell,Louise Thomas,Gary Frost,Henrik Thomsen,Kristine Allin,Tue Haldor Hansen,Henrik Vestergaard,Torben Hansen,Femke Rutters,Petra Elders,Leen T'Hart,Amelie Bonnefond,Mickael Canouil,Soren Brage,Tarja Kokkola,Alison Heggie,Donna McEvoy,Andrew Hattersley,Timothy McDonald,Harriet Teare,Martin Ridderstrale,Mark Walker,Ian Forgie,Giuseppe N. Giordano,Philippe Froguel,Imre Pavo,Hartmut Ruetten,Oluf Pedersen,Emmanouil Dermitzakis,Paul W. Franks,Jochen M. Schwenk,Jerzy Adamski,Ewan Pearson,Mark McCarthy,Soren Brunak

CELL REPORTS MEDICINE（2022）

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Key words

type 2 diabetes,patient stratification,patient clustering,soft-clustering,archetypes,multi-omics,disease progression,glycaemic deterioration,precision medicine

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