Type 2 diabetes list AND EXPLAIN two specific non-modifiable risk factors. These are factors that, when present, increase one’s risk for getting the DDC. Non-modifiable risk factors are out of your control. For example, increasing age. Be specific in your answers. For example, don’t just say “ethnicity”, but rather which ethnicities are at increased risk A. B.

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