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High-intensity workouts can result in grave medical conditions for adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
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How Childhood Cardiovascular Risks Affect Risk for Diabetes in Adulthood
How do the things we experience when we are young affect our future health?
Read More »Sleep: Why it’s Crucial for Teens with Diabetes
This study covers the implications of sleep and its effect on behavioral and physiological implications in teens with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »A New Medication Class for Children with Diabetes
The results of a recent phase III study may offer children with diabetes a new route for better glycemic control.
Read More »Comparison of Gastric Bypass Outcomes in Adolescents and Adults Five Years Post Op
The study findings explore the gastric bypass results of different age groups in hopes of learning more about the procedure and the potential risks and benefits that come with it.
Read More »Variability of Insulin Requirements in Children, Adolescents, and Adults With Type 1 Diabetes
Younger patients with type 1 diabetes may require extra monitoring to avoid adverse glycemic events
Read More »Childhood Cardiovascular Risk Factors Can Predict Adult-Onset Diabetes
While cardiovascular risk factors are used to predict risk for clinical outcomes and base therapies, it may be a fluctuation in such risk factor measurements that has the most impact.
Read More »Pre-prandial Insulin & Meal Routine Can Help Children with Type 1
Does giving children with type 1 diabetes insulin before each meal help them lower their HbA1c?
Read More »Brown Fat Can Protect Against Diabetes and Obesity
Brown adipose tissue may play a role in glucose metabolism, and thus influence the risk of developing diabetes.
Read More »Prebiotics May Improve Outcomes in Children with Type 1 Diabetes
A recent study displayed improvements in diabetic markers including C-peptide and gut microbiota from prebiotic treatment versus placebo over a 3-month study period.
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