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Have you ever wondered why diabetes seems to run in some families but skips others? If your parent, sibling, or even a grandparent has diabetes, it’s natural to question whether you’re next. But here's the truth: while genetics does play a role, your lifestyle decisions often have a bigger say in whether you develop diabetes, especially Type 2 Diabetes. In this blog, we break down the science behind diabetes inheritance, explore the difference between genetic and lifestyle causes, and guide you on how to stay one step ahead. Diabetes isn’t caused by a single factor. It's a complex mix of genetic predisposition and environmental influences. Let’s take a look at how each type of diabetes behaves when it comes to inheritance.