The Truth About Type 1 Diabetes
Sources Reviewed by Sabrina Felson, MD on October 26, 2020 Medically Reviewed on October 26, 2020
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SOURCES:
American Diabetes Association: “Alcohol,” “Diabetes Basics: Type 2,” “Facts About Type 2 Diabetes,” “Getting Started with the Insulin Pump,” “Insulin Basics,” “Insulin Pumps,” “Prenatal Care,” “What Can I Drink?”
Cleveland Clinic: “Diabetes Mellitus: An Overview.”
Hormone Health Network: “Fact Sheet, Type 1 Diabetes.”
JDRF: “Don’t Sweat It: Exercise and Type 1 Diabetes,” “Type 1 Diabetes Fact Sheet.”
Johns Hopkins Medicine: “Health Library: Type 2 Diabetes.”
Joslin Diabetes Center: “Eating Disorders/"Diabulimia" in Type 1 Diabetes,” “Exercises to Avoid When You Have Diabetes,” “Ketone Testing: What You Need to Know,” “Know Before You Go: A Pre-Workout Diabetes Checklist.”
Medline Plus: “Type 1 Diabetes.”
UpToDate: “Patient information: Diabetes mellitus type 1: Overview (Beyond the Basics),” “Patient information: Preventing complications in diabetes mellitus (Beyond the Basics),”
“Patient information: Type 1 diabetes mellitus and diet (Beyond the Basics).”
Mayo Clinic: "Type 1 Diabetes."
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