However, of the 100 children in TEDDY who had been diagnosed with T1D at the time of publication, only 64% were symptomatic. Researchers believe that this difference can be attributed to the close monitoring of TEDDY subjects through methods such as regular autoantibody testing and oral glucose tolerance tests.
The variation in symptom presentation among 100 children with T1D (64%) can be explained by the close surveillance of TEDDY subjects via methods such as regular autoantibody testing and oral glucose tolerance tests.