Yeah basically surveillance bias, it's mentioned as a possibility in the discussion. T2D feels like it could be a combination of both, there was certainly an i

Yeah basically surveillance bias, it's mentioned as a possibility in the discussion. T2D feels like it could be a combination of both, there was certainly an increase in metabolic risk factors as well. The authors also mention acute stress response may have contributed to increased detection of previously undiagnosed diabetes. The continuing trend will be interesting to see. For example T1D in the 0-9 group reaches a 5 year low in Q4 2021. I think it's too early to conclude much, we'll better understand the ramifications of the pandemic and virus in another 2-5 years. > Within KPSC, while there were no initiatives for increased diabetes screening among at-risk patients, the shift to increased virtual care allowed for better electronic monitoring of patients’ health status, which may account for some additional patients with diabetes detected during the pandemic years. > Acute stress of SARS-CoV-2 infection has been shown to increase blood glucose levels, and individuals with previously undiagnosed diabetes may receive a diagnosis when presenting to hospitals for infection-related care.