author(s)
Dr. Sonika Kapoor

abstract
Among non-communicable diseases diabetes is one of the common multifactorial metabolic X disease responsible for huge mortality and economic burden worldwide. Liver is most important metabolic control organ of body and serum ferritin is regarded as important indicative of diabetes. As studies pertaining to combined incidence of serum ferretin, b. sugar and Liver enzymes are scarce. So present study was aimed to describe correlation if any between the diabetic subjects with serum ferritin and lipid enzymes as the biomarkers for biochemical importance. The study included 75 diabetic and 25 control subjects for biochemical analysis. The results showed significant relationship between serum ferritin and liver enzymes among the diabetic ones as compared to non-diabetics.