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Type 1 Survival Rates Improve, Though Challenges Remain

Publish date: August 1, 2010
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From the annual meeting of the American Diabetes Association

After 30 years, the death rate was 22% in those diagnosed in 1965-1969, and 15% in the 1975-1979 cohort.

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