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What Is The Difference Of A Type 1 And A Type 2 Diabetes.
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posted September 4, 2023
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Type 1 does not produce it's own insulin- pancreas is kaput Type 2 produces some but is resistant bro it's action.Type 2;may progress to producing no insulin.Treatment is same.keep.glucose in as tight a range as possible.

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