Select ALL that apply.Multiple choice

A

Early T2D often shows hyperinsulinemic compensation

B

Progressive secretory decline → β-cell failure

C

Stages: NGT → IGT → T2D in many patients

D

IR plus glucotoxicity/lipotoxicity burden β-cells

E

Compensation is unique to type 1 diabetes

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