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Seasonality of month of birth differs between type 1 diabetes patients with pronounced beta‐cell autoimmunity and individuals with lesser or no beta‐cell autoimmunity *

Objective:  To establish whether children with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1D) with signs of pronounced beta‐cell‐specific autoimmunity as reflected by high autoantibody titers or positivity for several beta‐cell‐specific autoantibodies show a different pattern of month of birth (MOB) compared with children with T1D and low beta‐cell autoimmunity and that of the general population.