about 27.6%
What share of U.S. adults with diabetes remain undiagnosed, per the CDC?
More than a quarter of people with diabetes don't know they have it.
Source: CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report (2023) cdc.gov
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What share of the total U.S. population has diabetes?

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about 27.6%
More than a quarter of people with diabetes don't know they have it.
Source: CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report (2023) cdc.gov
about 115.2 million
Prediabetes affects even more adults than diabetes itself, and most cases go unrecognized.
Source: CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report (2023) cdc.gov
about 52.1%
Risk of prediabetes rises sharply with age, affecting more than half of older U.S. adults.
Source: CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report (2023) cdc.gov
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