Diabetes is an increasingly common chronic disease that results from an interplay of environmental and genetic factors, and is characterized by the body's inability to process blood sugar. That leads to an increased risk of stroke, heart failure, loss of limbs, and premature death. Given its _______ causes, diabetes is treated with a mix of interventions that include glucose-lowering drugs, insulin therapy, dietary changes, and exercise.3Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?ApotentialABeffectiveUndoCrareUndoDcomplex

What is diabetes and how does insulin play a role in propaga3ng this disease?

For this topic-task I want you to draw a time-line of our understanding of diabetes highlighting the key points of progress.

explain the concept of diabetes, its causes and classification in the human body.

Diabetes is a common disease in the US  in which the pancreas does not produce enough of the hormone insulin causing blood glucose levels to become too high. People diagnosed with diabetes are at risk of losing toes because the can no longer feel them. Which systems are effected when someone is diagnosed with diabetes?*1 pointSkeletalNervousCirculatoryAll of the above

Compare and contrast type I and type II diabetes mellitus in terms of;● Symptoms● Causes● Risk factors● Treatment options● Side effects/ complications of the condition● Ethical issues of the treatment option