Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM

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  • ILEA001406524
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  • 2023/6/03 00:00:00
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  • Abaca Press / Kyodo News Images
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  • Masante Patrice/ABACA
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    A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
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      A young woman with diabetes monitors and treats her type 1 diabetes using an electronic device via a sensor glued to one of her arms (DEXCOM G6 system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
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        Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

        A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
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          Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

          A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
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            Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

            A young woman with diabetes monitors and treats her type 1 diabetes using an electronic device via a sensor glued to one of her arms (DEXCOM G6 system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
              Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

              Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

              Box of Lantus insulin solutions produced by the Sanofi laboratory, for subcutaneous injection by pen to treat type 1 diabetes. The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
                Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                Box of Lantus insulin solutions produced by the Sanofi laboratory, for subcutaneous injection by pen to treat type 1 diabetes. The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
                  Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                  Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                  A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
                    Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                    Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                    A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM
                      Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                      Illustration Monitoring And Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

                      A young diabetic woman injects herself using a pen containing needles to monitor her blood sugar via an electronic device (ACCU CHEK system). The treatment of type 1 diabetes (called insulin-dependent diabetes) is based on subcutaneous injections of insulin, several times a day, to compensate for its lack of production by the body. June 3, 2023. Photo by Patrice Masante/ABACAPRESS.COM