Decoding Precision Medicine In Prediabetes: A Citespace-Based Bibliometric Analysis Of Current Trends And Future Directions

    Manru Xu, Hanyue Gan, Furong Zhong, Mengyuan Qiao, Pan Ren, Yue Zhu, Qi Wang, Wenbin Wu
    TLDR Precision medicine is crucial for early diagnosis and personalized treatment in prediabetes.
    This study highlights the growing role of precision medicine in prediabetes research, focusing on risk stratification, biomarker-guided subtyping, and individualized interventions. Analyzing 103 publications, it identifies a shift in research from traditional metabolic risk factors to insulin resistance, genetic biomarkers, and AI-assisted patient stratification. The USA leads in research output, with Harvard Medical School and the University of Copenhagen as key institutions. The study underscores the importance of integrating multi-omics technologies, continuous glucose monitoring, and AI into precision prevention frameworks, aiming for early diagnosis and personalized treatment strategies in prediabetes.
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