Positive Parenting

Dealing with type 1 diabetes in children

By Assoc Prof Dr MUHAMMAD YAZID JALALUDIN - Child Health Experts
A diabetic child’s blood sugar levels need to be constantly monitored to ensure that it remains within the target range. — Positive Parenting

The mention of diabetes usually refers to type 2 diabetes (T2D) – a worryingly common chronic illness among Malaysians.

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is lesser known, but its impact on life is equally serious.

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