Articles related to TYPE 1 DIABETES

A prototype wearable ring continuously monitored multiple sweat biomarkers, including glucose and ketones, in healthy volunteers and individuals with type 1 diabetes. The device’s readings tracked established monitoring technologies, though larger validation studies remain necessary.

Unresolved trauma often resurfaced during the transition of management responsibility, revealing caregiver hypervigilance and adolescent disengagement.

The FDA approved inhaled insulin (Afrezza) for pediatric patients aged 6 and older with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, based on phase 3 trial data and long-term safety evidence from manufacturer-sponsored studies.

Pediatric patients who started automated insulin delivery within 6 months of type 1 diabetes diagnosis had a median HbA1c of 7.1% at 24 months versus 9.8% in non-users in a US multicenter retrospective cohort.

Approximately 8% of adults use supplements potentially harmful to kidney function, with usage rates consistent regardless of CKD status, suggesting a critical need for targeted screening and counseling.

Fresh pineapple demonstrates a moderate glycemic index of 51-66, making it a viable fruit option for diabetic patients when consumed with appropriate portion control and protein pairing strategies.