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Diabetes in Neonates Usually Is Not Type 1

Publish date: September 1, 2010
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From a conference on Management of Diabetes in Youth

About 30%–70% of cases of diabetes in infants younger than age 6 months are correctable with oral sulfonylureas.

Source DR. KLINGENSMITH

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