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Type 1 Diabetes

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“Dana…had Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes, an autoimmune disease that occurs, in most cases during childhood, when T cells attack and destroy the islet cells in the pancreas, which produce insulin.”

—Jerome Groopman, “The Edmonton Protocol:  The search for a cure for diabetes takes a controversial turn,” The New Yorker, 10 Feb 03, p. 48.

“Celiac patients have almost twice the normal risk of cancer, and one-third of them suffer from another autoimmune disease, like Type 1 diabetes, lupus, or multiple sclerosis."

—Daniel Engber, “Throwing Out the Wheat: Are we being too tolerant of gluten-intolerance?,” Slate, 28 Jul 09.

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Type 2 Diabetes

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Wikipedia article on Type 1 Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association official Web site
The Center for Disease Control Web site on Diabetes

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