Intensive Treatment of Type-1 Diabetes Reduces the Risk of Developing Kidney Disease
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A medical study conducted in USA has recently revealed that early introduction of aggressive treatment in patients with type-1 diabetes reduces the chances of kidney disorders in half of them. The study involved a group of diabetics, who were followed since 1980s. This revelation was made in an article published in the famous medical journal New England Journal of Medicine; the findings of the study has put emphasis on the need of keeping blood sugar levels near the normal limit for people, who have been newly diagnosed with diabetes.
During the study, over 1,400 people with type-1 diabetes were followed by the researchers. Each of the participants was in the early stage of diabetes when they entered the research. It was found that the participants, underwent intensive treatment i.e. a minimum of 3 insulin shots per day or were using insulin pumps, were 50% less likely to develop kidney disease decades later compared to the participants receiving standard treatment.
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