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Researchers propose a finger-prick blood test as a potential early screening method for type 1 diabetes in children, aiming to prevent severe complications like diabetic ketoacidosis. The study has already screened 17,000 children aged three to 13, with the goal of offering this test to all UK children to facilitate earlier diagnosis and treatment.
Imogen, who is 12, wears a pink sun hat and is smiling at the camera
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