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Increased Adiposity at Diagnosis in Younger Children With Type 1 Diabetes Does Not Persist

In contrast to the results of our study (1), d’Annunzio et al. (2) did not find younger children to be more obese at diagnosis compared with older children and speculate that our purported threshold of higher adiposity for earlier onset of type 1 diabetes has not been reached in Italy yet. We agree with their speculation; younger Italian children had a much lower BMI SD score (SDS) (0.26) …