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Type 1 Diabetes Insulin

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Type 1 Diabetes: Introduction

Many people who are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes are children. But many adults are also battling this form of the disease. This section of our site will give you an overview of many of the questions you may have.

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Type 1 Diabetes Basics

Type 1 Diabetes Symptoms
Learn about the warning signs of Type 1 diabetes in children and adults.
Diagnosis
Several tests are available to diagnose type 1 diabetes. Learn about the tests your doctor may administer.
Treatment
Insulin is the major treatment given to diabetics. Amounts, delivery systems and precautions vary from patient to patient. This guide gives an overview of the use of insulin in a treatment program.
Causes
Several factors could be involved in triggering type 1 diabetes. Find out what they are.

Frequently Asked Questions About Insulin Effects

Dr. C's Type 1 Corner

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Tips and Tricks for Insulin Pumps
In honor of the pump and my anniversary, I'd like to share some of my insights, tips, and one handy little hack that make insulin pumping easier and more efficient.
The Insulin Index
Dr. Holt developed the insulin index about a decade ago when she was working on her Ph.D. at Australia’s University of Sydney.
Bad Habits in Diabetes Care
We have developed some less than optimal habits in diabetes management. How bad are they? - Which ones should we work to correct?

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Easier Diabetic Care for Kids
Information on children using the insulin pump to control type 1 diabetes.

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