Type 1 Diabetes 14th Nov ‘17.

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Type 1 Diabetes 14th Nov ‘17

What is diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is when the body (in a special organ called the pancreas) can’t produce insulin any more

Insulin is a special chemical that enables the body to use sugar as energy. It is essential for the brain, muscles and all organs to function properly

The Pump Is a special piece of technology that allows delivery of insulin into people with diabetes. (because their bodies can’t produce insulin anymore)

A child with diabetes will need to do blood tests injections or use a pump know what hypos are and how to treat them may need snacks during lessons or exams

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