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85Cure for Diabetes - Islet Cell Transplants
Type 1 diabetics have some relatively good reason for hope in the past 5 years. Technologies have advanced to the point that islet cell transplants - the cells that produce insulin - can be made to a diabetic...
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79Diabetes - Early Warning Signs
Test your blood sugar if you have the early warning signs of diabetes Diabetes is an epidemic in the United States. Millions of people have been diagnosed with the disease, the most prevalent form being "Type...
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67Diabetes Symptoms
Diabetes Symptoms – Time to Consult the DoctorEarly diabetes signs can be elusive or seemingly benign — if one has them at all. One could have diabetes for long period or even for years and not have any...
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68The Doctor
The day of my doctor's appointment finally arrives. I manage to start a fire while waiting for the day to pass.
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6831 Years With Type 1 Diabetes
Hi. My name is Jack Gold and I have had Type 1 Diabetes for over 30 years. I firmly believe that Diabetes is one of the most misunderstood diseases in the world. People who don't know anything about it, bless...
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6764Juvenile Diabetes
Though it is becoming more and more common, many people do not know what juvenile diabetes is. Though this medical condition is serious, it does not mean the end of life. In fact, those with juvenile diabetes...
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73Type I Diabetes
Type I diabetes, also referred to as juvenile diabetes, is caused by the loss of the insulin producing cells in the pancreas. The majority of cases of type I diabetes are caused by an autoimmune reaction...
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63Adjusting
So, now it's back to school and trying to establish a routine with Diabetes. First period "Government" (it's too early in the morning...), second period "Science" (God help me), third period "Band" (Thank...
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50Is Insulin Infusion Right for You or Your Diabetic Child?
Once upon a time, diabetic patients, including children, had only injections to rely upon for stabilizing blood sugar levels. Today, injections of insulin through a self-administered hypodermic needle is...
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