Diabetic teens ‘ignored’ in treatment

TEENAGERS with diabetes feel ignored when it comes to managing their condition, a new report reveals.

TEENAGERS with diabetes feel ignored when it comes to managing their condition, a new report reveals.

The Diabetes Federation of Ireland says late adolescence is known to be a critical period in diabetes control due to hormonal changes and psychosocial conditions as the young person struggles for autonomy and independence.

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