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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
Because obesity can compound some of the health problems that go along with diabetes, it’s important to help kids avoid weight gain, researchers say.
Elke Frohlich-Reiterer, of Medical University Graz in Austria, and her colleagues analyzed data collected from 250 diabetes centers in Germany and Austria; altogether, there were 12,774 participants in the study.
All the kids were under the age of 20 and had type 1 diabetes, which used to be known as juvenile diabetes because it typically appears during childhood.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/05/30/us-child-diabetes-obesity-idUKKBN0EA26Y20140530
Eh? Surely if they are Type 1 and they are using one type of insulin then they are using the other i.e. basal/bolus?
Elke Frohlich-Reiterer, of Medical University Graz in Austria, and her colleagues analyzed data collected from 250 diabetes centers in Germany and Austria; altogether, there were 12,774 participants in the study.
All the kids were under the age of 20 and had type 1 diabetes, which used to be known as juvenile diabetes because it typically appears during childhood.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/05/30/us-child-diabetes-obesity-idUKKBN0EA26Y20140530
Using short-acting insulin medicines was also linked to greater weight gain in girls, whereas using long-acting insulin was linked to more weight gain in boys.
Eh? Surely if they are Type 1 and they are using one type of insulin then they are using the other i.e. basal/bolus?