DIABETES STORY LSSI Alum, 2009 Jennifer Muñoz, Del Mar Union School District.

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DIABETES STORY LSSI Alum, 2009 Jennifer Muñoz, Del Mar Union School District

Types of diabetes and prevalence 29.1 million people have diabetes in the United States That’s 1 out of 11 people. 1 out of 4 people do not know they have diabetes 86 million people have pre-diabetes That’s 1 out of 3 adults who now have pre-diabetes. 9 out of 10 do not know they have pre-diabetes Current treatment for pre-diabetes that works best is lifestyle changes. More information from Nutritionfacts.org.More information

Prevalence and costs associated with diabetes Without weight loss and moderate exercise 15-30% of people with pre- diabetes will develop type 2 diabetes within 5 years. Cost is $245 billion total medical costs and lost work and wages for people with diagnosed diabetes. Risk of death for adults with diabetes is 50% higher than for adults without diabetes.

Side effects and health risks People who have diabetes are at higher risk of serious health complications Blindness Kidney failure Heart disease Stroke Loss of toes, feet or legs

Type 1 Type 1: body does not make enough insulin Can develop at any age No known way to prevent it More than 18,000 youth diagnosed each year in 2008 and In adults type 1 accounts for approximately 5% of all diagnosed cases of diabetes

Type 2 Body cannot use insulin properly Can develop at any age Most cases can be prevented Currently, at least 1 out of 3 people will develop the disease in their lifetime More than 5, 000 youth diagnosed each year in 2008 and people 20 years and older diagnosed in 2012.

Risk factors for type 2 Being overweight Having a family history Having diabetes while pregnant (gestational)

prevention Lose weight Eat healthy Be more active Education on nutrition

Managing and treating Work with a health care professional Eat healthy Stay active

The rise in demand for insulin Recombinant DNA infographic Recombinant DNA infographic Student Guide page A-12 Noninsulin dependent diabetes can be treated by oral medication. Insulin-dependent diabetes can be treated with daily injections of insulin.

Resources American Diabetes Association Infographic about diabetes linklink Mayo Clinic Diabetes linklink National Institute of Health Diabetes linklink