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Question: From Lenox, Iowa, USA:
Eight years ago, my 10-year-old daughter died from the onset of diabetes. I was wondering how many other children die because it was too late before anyone realized what was going on?
Answer:
In a 1990 article in the journal Diabetes Nutrition and Metabolism, a study (not found online) indicated that less than 1 percent of children died at the onset of the diagnosis of diabetes.
[Editor's comment: For related information, see Why do children with diabetes die? and Hyperglycemic crises and their complications in children.
Our sincere belated sympathies on the loss of your daughter. BH]
DTQ-20080514184810
Original posting 11 Jun 2008
Posted to Diagnosis and Symptoms and Other
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