Child & Adolescent Health

Type 1 diabetes, previously known as juvenile diabetes, is usually diagnosed in children or young adults, but type 2 diabetes, previously known as adult-onset diabetes, is being diagnosed in more and more children and teens. New research looks at how diabetes and related conditions affect children and teens and what can be done to prevent diabetes in this group.

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• 07-14-2009 - Depressed Adolescents May Ditch Diabetes Self-Care
  
  
• 05-18-2009 - Vitamin D is Key
  
  
• 04-20-2009 - Complications and Chronic Conditions Increase Hospital Costs
  
  
• 03-30-2009 - Considering Cholesterol in Kids
  
  
• 02-24-2009 - To Improve A1C, Pay Attention in School!
  
  
• 12-19-2008 - Weight Problems Increase Risks for Young Adolescents
  
  
• 11-07-2008 - Weight Concerns Linked to Eating Problems in Adolescent Girls


• 10-02-2008 - Family Therapy Reduces DKA in Diabetic Youths
  
  
• 06-05-2008 - Eating Disorders in Type 1 Diabetic Youth
  
  
• 04-03-2008 - Childhood Metabolic Syndrome Predicts Adult Diabetes
  
  
• 05-04-2007 - Pesticides and Pregnancy
  
  
• 04-02-2007 - School-Based Program Reduces Diabetes Risks
  
  
• 04-02-2007 - Path to Diabetes Begins Before Birth
  
  
• 02-26-2007 - Eight of Ten Adolescents Fail Healthy Habits
  
  
• 12-18-2006 - Children With Celiac Disease Are at a Higher Risk for Type 1 Diabetes and Death From Diabetes
  
  
• 12-18-2006 - All Children With Type 1 Diabetes Should Be Tested for Celiac Disease: Children With Both Diseases Should Eat a Diet Without Gluten
  
  
• 11-21-2006 - Low-Birth-Weight Babies, High Risks Later in Life
  
  
• 11-21-2006 - When Diabetes Starts in the Womb
  
  
• 11-21-2006 - Fats in Blood Useful for Screening Overweight Children
  
  
• 10-31-2006 - Eating a Diet High in Fiber Helps Prevent Gestational Diabetes
  
  
• 10-31-2006 - More Evidence That Breast-Feeding Lowers Risk for Childhood Obesity
  
  
• 10-31-2006 - Is It Easier for Children With Diabetes to Control Glucose Levels During Exercise if Insulin Is Stopped During Exercise?
  
  
• 10-19-2006 - Predicting the Chance of Developing Diabetes in Youth
  
  
• 09-19-2006 - Drug Treatment for Adolescent Obesity
  
  
• 08-03-2006 - Diet and Exercise Healthful for Overweight Children
  
  
• 07-28-2006 - How Babies Are Affected by Mom's Diabetes
  
  
• 06-26-2006 - Are Kids With Diabetes Managing the Disease As Well As They Should?
  
  
• 06-26-2006 - Mothers With Gestational Diabetes Are Encouraged to Breast-Feed
  
  
• 06-26-2006 - Sugar Versus Fat in the Diets of Children With and Without Diabetes
  
  
• 03-21-2006 - Checking Heart Health in Kids
  
  
• 03-21-2006 - The Risks of Having a Large Waist
  
  
• 03-08-2006 - Tooth and Gum Problems in Kids With Diabetes
  
  
• 02-14-2006 - Fitness and Physical Activity in Children
  
  
• 02-08-2006 - How Effective Is Insulin Pump Therapy in Youth With Type 1 Diabetes?
  
  
• 02-08-2006 - Effects of Exercise on Glucose Levels in Children With Type 1 Diabetes
  
  
• 11-03-2005 - Low Blood Glucose Affects Memory in Children With Type 1 Diabetes
  
  
• 10-05-2005 - Behavioral and Emotional Disorders in Young People With Diabetes
  
  
• 10-05-2005 - Insulin Glulisine Is Safe for Children and Adolescents With Type 1 Diabetes to Take Directly Before Meals
  
  
• 09-20-2005 - Second-Hand Smoke Poses Heart Risks
  
  
• 08-03-2005 - Children of Mothers With Diabetes During Pregnancy
  
  
• 07-05-2005 - Is Insulin Pump Therapy Better Than Insulin Injection Therapy for Toddlers With Type 1 Diabetes?
  
  
• 06-08-2005 - Breastfeeding May Affect Babies' Future Blood Pressure
  
  
• 06-08-2005 - Weight Problems for Black and White Children
  
  
• 06-08-2005 - Is A Lack of Magnesium Related to Type 2 Diabetes in Obese Children?
  
  
• 05-03-2005 - Raising Children Who Might Get Type 1 Diabetes

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