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Women with type 1 diabetes experience a shorter reproductive period

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(The North American Menopause Society (NAMS)) CLEVELAND, Ohio (March 3, 2021)--The length of the female reproductive period (the time from the onset of menses to the final menstrual period) has important health implications. A new study compared the length of reproductive periods for women with type 1 diabetes with women without diabetes to confirm the effect diabetes has on the female reproductive system.

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Star Tribune

Type 1 diabetes, rare diseases, added to vaccine priority groups

Type 1 diabetes and some people with high-risk rare medical conditions, such as ALS and cystic fibrosis, were added to the state's next phase of COVID-19 vaccine priority groups by health officials Tuesday. Those diseases were not initially included when the qualifying medical conditions were announced last Thursday. Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said the changes were made to align ...

3 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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WCVB

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Eurek Alert

Women with type 1 diabetes experience a shorter reproductive period

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Oxford University Press

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3 years ago·Oxford, United Kingdom

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