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The correlation between intestinal parasites and diabetes, including the higher prevalence of intestinal parasites among people with diabetes in some regions.
There is no credible evidence that a parasite routinely infects human pancreases and causes the global epidemic of (T2D); experts and fact‑checks say parasitic causation is unproven and unlikely . Rar...
There is no established, generalizable parasite that causes diabetes in humans; scientific literature records correlations, isolated case reports where parasites damaged pancreatic tissue and produced...
There is a growing body of research examining links between (T2D): epidemiological case-control and prevalence studies report higher rates of certain intestinal and tissue parasites among people with ...
Meta-analyses and individual studies report higher pooled prevalence or odds of ">intestinal parasitic infections (IPIs) in people with diabetes, but these findings rest on weak, heterogeneous evidenc...