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Managing Type 1 Diabetes Can Stress Teens
Glucose levels tend to rise, study finds, as youths control their own care. Teens with type 1 diabetes may need help as they begin taking more responsibility for monitoring their blood glucose levels and administering insulin, a new study suggests.
Researchers monitored 147 diabetic teens for six months. Overall, conflict levels between parent and child stayed fairly steady during this time.
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