Insulin Pumps "Better Than Injections" for Type 1 Diabetes, Princess Margaret Hospital for Children Study
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Researchers say that insulin pumps are more effective at controlling type 1 diabetes in children and cause fewer complications than insulin injections, having completed the longest and largest study of insulin pumps to date. According to the researchers at the Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Australia, the use of pump therapy has increased over the last 15 years, particularly in children.
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Researchers say that insulin pumps are more effective at controlling type 1 diabetes in children and cause fewer complications than insulin injections, having completed the longest and largest study of insulin pumps to date. According to the researchers at the Princess Margaret Hospital for Children in Australia, the use of pump therapy has increased over the last 15 years, particularly in children.
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