medRxiv PreprintsInternational6 October 2026
Diabetes Polygenic Scores Predict Glycemic Indices and Insulin Use in Individuals with Atypical Diabetes
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Aims/Hypothesis: Atypical forms of diabetes often provide diagnostic challenges and are suboptimally treated. We sought to determine whether type 1 and 2 diabetes polygenic scores (PS) would help improve classification of islet autoantibody-negative (IAb-) atypical diabetes cases. Methods: We implemented type 1 diabetes PS (T1D PS) and type 2 diabetes PS (T2D PS) in 309 IAb- individuals' genome sequencing from the Rare and Atypical Diabetes Network (RADIANT), the largest and most comprehensively phenotyped collection of unsolved and atypical diabetes cases. We performed regression analyses to
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