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Evaluating the potential clinical practice impact of the PromarkerD blood test in people with type 2 diabetes in Australia
Funding: Funding for this study was provided by Proteomics International (https://www. proteomics.com.au/). Proteomics employs/employed L. K. Chen, I. A. Joubert, L. Y. Kam, K. E. Peters, and P. L. Tan, who had a role in influencing study design, the decision to publish and the preparation of the manuscript. Conflict of interest: Proteomics International is a beneficiary of patent PCT/AU2011/001212 that relates to biomarkers used in the PromarkerD test described in this manuscript. K. E.
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