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What are some statistics to juvenile diabetes?
what is some of the statistic to juvenile diabetes
What are the statistics of diabetes 1 compared to diabetes 2?
According to diabetes.org 25.8 million children and adults in the United States about 8.3% of the population have diabetes. About 1 in every 400 children have type 1 diabetes. http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-basics/diabetes-statistics/
What site could I use to research diabetes statistics?
Start with www.diabetes.org. This website from the American Diabetes Association provides the most accurate, up-to-date information on everything related to diabetes.
What is importance of statistics?
Statistics is a branch of mathematics that deals with probabilities and the concept of relative certainty. Statistics are extremely important because, when calculated properly and reported accurately, they can give a very good estimate of the likelihood of a particular outcome and whether or not this outcome could be due to chance. For instance, consider the statement "New Drug X is best treatment for diabetes, study confirms". This is a pretty bold statement, particularly given the devastating consequences of diabetes and the myriad drugs currently prescribed to treat diabetes. Somewhere in the study, there should be statistical analysis of the data that will explain how the scientists determined "Drug X" was the best treatment for diabetes. Here you will find information such as the p value (which is a measure of confidence in the results), the CI (which is a measure of the range of uncertainty) and the actual calculated data value that demonstrates "Drug X" is the best treatment for diabetes. Without the statistics, you would not be able to demonstrate scientifically that "Drug X" was the best treatment for diabetes.
What has the author Joseph R Grandpre written?
Joseph R. Grandpre has written: 'Reducing the burden of diabetes in Wyoming' -- subject(s): Complications, Diabetes, Diabetics, Economic aspects, Health and hygiene, Statistics
How are statistics useful in daily life?
Statistics can be helpful and found in everyday life. You use it to calculate the percentage of people with diabetes, a basketball player's shooting percentage, freethrow percentage, losing weight, etc...
How many people in the urban world have diabetes?
As of June 2009, the statistics show that approximately 246 million people have diagnosed diabetes world wide.The figure for undiagnosed cases is probably much higher on top of this figure.
What has the author Dorothy Anne Ruzicki written?
Dorothy Anne Ruzicki has written: 'Relationship of health locus of control to preference for a participatory or prescriptive approach in diabetes education' -- subject(s): Diabetes, Statistics, Study and teaching, Educational psychology, Health attitudes, Treatment
Illness starting with D?
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What is diabetes of pregnancy called?
gestational diabetes is what it's called
How many people in the us are suffering from diabetes?
The statistics are more alarming than one would think.=· In the United States alone, there are 23.6 million children and adults or better said 7.8%==of the population with diabetes.==· Approximately 17.9 million people have been diagnosed with the disease.==· 5.7 million or about 1 quarter are currently undiagnosed.==· There are an additional 57 million Americans that have==pre -diabetes.=
What type of Diabetes is known as the water diabetes?
Diabetes incipides
