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Evidence for importance of gender and birth cohort for risk of IDDM in offspring of IDDM parentsDOI 10.1007/s001250050380
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The next generation cohort: a description of a cohort at high risk for childhood onset type 2 diabetes.Semantic proximity
Sex-Differences in the Metabolic Health of Offspring of Parents with Diabetes: A Record-Linkage StudySemantic proximity
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