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Hypoglycemia

Is It 'Just a Low'? What Actually Counts as a Severe Hypoglycemic Event

It’s 2 AM when Maria’s low glucose alarm wakes her partner. Maria is awake, but something isn’t right. She knows she needs the glucose tab on her nightstand, but she’s too shaky. When trying to ask for help, her speech is garbled. Her partner steps in, hands her the tabs, but she is too foggy to open the package herself. Thankfully, he opens the tabs and helps her take them.

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What are ketones?
Ketone Monitoring

What are Ketones? Your Body’s Early Warning Signal, Explained

This article was reviewed by Jennifer L. Sherr, MD, PhD.

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Delaying Stage 3 Diabetes
Diabetes Research

Delaying Stage 3 Type 1 Diabetes: What’s on the Horizon

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) starts long before symptoms appear. Today, we can detect early-stage T1D by testing for autoantibodies in the blood. Autoantibodies tell us that beta cells have been damaged by the immune system.

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