Diabetes is TWICE as common in Asian and Hispanic Americans
In its first analysis specific to Asian, Hispanic and Latinx Americans, the CDC found that 25% of Mexicans and over 20% of most sub-groups of Asians and Hispanics in the US have diabetes.
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