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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Of a unit stationed in the Gobi diabetes epidemiology [Abstract] Objective To investigate the unit personnel stationed in the Gobi of diabetes epidemiology. Method to a unit stationed in the Gobi 687 cases of cadres and workers for the object, measured abdominal circumference, height, weight, blood pressure, fasting blood lipids measured, fasting blood glucose and alanine aminotransferase to carry out OGTT tests 2 h postprandial blood glucose measurement. The results of a military officer stationed in the Gobi diabetes mellitus (DM) prevalence rate of 5.39%, impaired glucose tolerance to reduce the prevalence rate of 5.68%, the prevalence of impaired fasting glucose was 2.33%, the overall prevalence rate of abnormal glucose metabolism was 14.7%. Conclusion Diabetes is a certain military personnel stationed in the Gobi a common chronic diseases, and become an important public health issue. [Keywords:] to reduce the prevalence of impaired glucose tolerance Diabetes Epidemiology As the socio-economic development, improvement of living standards and lifestyle changes in diabetes prevalence worldwide, the rapid growth, the world is about 194 million existing patients with diabetes by 2025 will exceed 333 million. The prevalence of diabetes in China has also increased over the past 20 years, 4 times. To understand the prevalence of diabetes Malan region, in March 2008 for the Maryland region 687 of a military cadres and workers to carry out epidemiological investigations of diabetes. These are as follows. An object and methods 1.1 The survey choice of a unit stationed in the Gobi of cadres and workers a total of 687 cases, of which 488 cases of male and female 199 cases, aged 23 to 79 years, mean 38.2 years. 1.2 Methods blood in the subjects before the required three days before the subjects with a daily intake of carbohydrates, 150 g or more blood before the fasting 12 h. Blood glucose with glucose oxidase, blood glucose, triglycerides