المجلة الدولية للعلوم والتقنية

This study was conducted on a random sample of 220 individuals of both sexes divided into two groups equally of diabetic and non-diabetic patients The aim of this study was to identify the prevalence and incidence of diabetes by blood groups rather than individual samples and to determine the extent of correlation between diseases and different blood groups, The study's findings found a correlation between blood groups, disease and prevalence. The study confirmed that the highest prevalence rate in the O family was 54.54% for non-patients and 47.27% for patients. Followed by A26.36% for patients and 23.63% for non-patients and then B is 17.27% for diabetes and 13.635 for non-patients, the study also found that ageing has an impact on the infection rate, with the highest incidence of diabetes in the age group. (51-60) Compared to other categories, the study recommended further studies on large samples to arrive at accurate scientific facts to take the necessary measures to prevent and protect against disease infection and prevalence rates. Keywords: Diabetes mellitus, Blood groups, Prevalence of diabetes mellitus, Zawia region.