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Table 1 Landmark model of cumulative risks of developing islet autoantibodies and type 1 diabetes

From: Landmark models to define the age-adjusted risk of developing stage 1 type 1 diabetes across childhood and adolescence

Outcome

Landmark age

Risk by 20 years of age

Risk after 6 years of follow-up

Risk after 12 years of follow-up

Any autoantibody

From birth

8.0% (6.8–9.2%)

5.3% (4.4–6.2%)

7.0% (5.9–8.0%)

From 1.5 years

6.7% (5.5–7.8%)

4.2% (3.3–5.0%)

5.8% (4.8–6.9%)

From 3.5 years

4.7% (3.7–5.8%)

2.9% (2.2–3.7%)

4.4% (3.4–5.3%)

From 6.5 years

2.7% (1.9–3.6%)

1.8% (1.1–2.4%)

2.7% (1.9–3.6%)

From 9.5 years

2.0% (1.2–2.8%)

1.6% (0.9–2.3%)

2.0% (1.2–2.8%)

From 12.5 years

1.0% (0.4–1.7%)

1.0% (0.4–1.7%)

2.2% (0.4–4.0%)

Multiple autoantibodies

From birth

6.3% (5.2–7.3%)

4.7% (3.8–5.6%)

5.8% (4.8–6.8%)

From 1.5 years

4.8% (3.9–5.8%)

3.7% (2.9–4.4%)

4.5% (3.6–5.4%)

From 3.5 years

3.3% (2.5–4.2%)

2.4% (1.7–3.0%)

3.1% (2.3–3.9%)

From 6.5 years

1.6% (1.0–2.3%)

1.2% (0.7–1.8%)

1.6% (1.0–2.3%)

From 9.5 years

0.9% (0.4–1.4%)

0.7% (0.2–1.1%)

0.9% (0.4–1.4%)

From 12.5 years

0.4% (0–0.9%)

0.4% (0–0.9%)

1.1% (0–2.3%)

Type 1 diabetes

From birth

6.2% (5.0–7.3%)

1.4% (0.9–1.9%)

3.7% (2.9–4.5%)

From 1.5 years

5.9% (4.8–7.1%)

1.6% (1.1–2.2%)

4.2% (3.3–5.0%)

From 3.5 years

5.4% (4.3–6.5%)

1.8% (1.2–2.3%)

4.2% (3.3–5.1%)

From 6.5 years

4.7% (3.7–5.8%)

2.4% (1.7–3.1%)

4.5% (3.5–5.5%)

From 9.5 years

3.7% (2.7–4.7%)

2.5% (1.7–3.2%)

3.7% (2.7–4.7%)

From 12.5 years

2.4% (1.5–3.3%)

2.1% (1.3–2.9%)

2.8% (1.6–4.0%)

Type 1 diabetes, if islet antibody positive

From 1.5 years

83.6% (56.4–93.8%)

45.6% (22.7–61.7%)

54.3% (30.0–70.2%)

From 3.5 years

84.3% (69.7–91.9%)

44.4% (30.4–55.6%)

70.7% (56.2–80.4%)

From 6.5 years

76.2% (62.1–85.0%)

44.0% (32.2–53.8%)

71.3% (57.8–80.5%)

From 9.5 years

64.1% (47.9–75.3%)

42.2% (29.0–53.0%)

64.1% (47.9–75.3%)

From 12.5 years

47.8% (31.3–60.4%)

42.0% (26.8–54.1%)

47.8% (31.3–60.4%)

  1. Cumulative risks (95% confidence intervals) of developing any islet autoantibody, the first of multiple islet autoantibodies, type 1 diabetes and type 1 diabetes if at least one autoantibody developed by the age of 20 years, and after 6 and 12 years of follow-up from the respective landmark age