Abstract
Based on 100 cases of diabetes that occurred at the Berlin Polyclinic at the end of the last 3 years, the author concludes that in the majority of cases, diabetes occurs on the basis of an inherited predisposition, but that the impact of tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis also has an impact on the predisposition to diabetes.
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