1. Scientists have strong evidence that Type I diabetes is a metabolic disorder triggered by an autoimmune reaction.

2. People with Type I diabetes need insulin injections.

3. Such diseases include Type I diabetes and Type II diabetes.

4. Objective To a chemically induced type I diabetes mellitus model in mice.

5. In Type I diabetes, previously called juvenile diabetes, the body does not produce insulin.

6. Researchers studied an animal model for type I diabetes and primary Sjogren's Syndrome, which damages the glands that produce tears and saliva.

7. Type I diabetes is caused by an immune system malfunction.

8. She asks if he's sure he has Type I diabetes. He says he's sure(), ever since he was a kid.

9. The richest targets were Crohn's disease and type I diabetes, with nine and seven near - certainties respectively.

10. Currently, Type I diabetes can only be diagnosed by the presence of antibodies when the disease is already well underway.

11. Objective To establish a chemically induced type I diabetes mellitus model in mice.

12. This was the first new class of medicine to be introduced in 40 years for Type I diabetes.

13. The researchers were excited by this finding because SIAE has recently been linked to autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and type I diabetes.

14. Will this correlation remain consistent in special groups such as children with type I diabetes, women with gestational diabetes, or perhaps diabetics with chronic renal insufficiency?

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15. Insulin injection may be used to control blood sugar level of Type I diabetes patients or Type 2 diabetes patients whose blood sugar level cannot be controlled merely with oral medications.

16. Long-term vitamin D deficiency has been linked to immune disorders such as multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, type I diabetes, and cancer.

17. It has been suggested that oral administration of human insulin might prevent or delay the onset of the type I diabetes mellitus by suppressing autoimmune destruction.

18. Results: Among 11 hyperthyroidism patients, 2 patients complicated with type I diabetes, 2 with sicca syndrome and 7 with leukodermia. 1 patient had hypothyroidism and Addisons disease.

19. The destruction of the islets leads to an absolute lack of insulin that characterizes type I diabetes mellitus.

20. It has been attested by all medical researchers that type I diabetes is caused due to breakdown in the immune system of the body.

21. Likely, in populations as the socioeconomic of a country increases, more and more type I diabetes occurs so it becomes a very important problem.

22. We have performed combined kidney and pancreaticoduodenal transplantation for 3 patients of end-stage type I diabetes.