Dia
betes mellitus, is the condition whereby the body cannot properly handle sugar and medical intervention is necessary. It is divided into two types: Type I, or juvenile diabetes, and Type II, or adult-onset diabetes. The former requires insulin intervention. For persons with Type II diabetes, the body may be producing some insulin, and diet, weight-loss, exercise, and/or oral medication may suffice to reduce and completely control the problem.
Your Bright Hub contributors offer informative articles that help one better understand these conditions, scientific breakthroughs, and tips concerning lifestyle changes to improve the life of diabetics.
Diabetes by Ethnicity: Image: Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
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