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Diabetes (Type 1) By Joseph Russo 416

What are Diabetes Diabetes happen when either too much sugar is in your system or insulin* is not being produced Insulin – the chemical in your body that is produced by the pancreas and manages sugar Type 1 Diabetes is very common in children

Causes The pancreas is damaged and doesn't produce insulin or there is too much sugar in your system

Symptoms One way to check if you have diabetes is to use a glucose meter

Cures You can take insulin injections Also