Deep Dive #4: Pediatric Type I DKA

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Deep Dive #4: Pediatric Type I DKA

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Jul 14, 2017

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Author: Justin Harper Justin Harper, a paramedic married to a pediatric nurse, discovered his own son had type I diabetes 2 years ago. Despite their medical experience, this diagnosis came as surprise to Justin and his wife. This is the compelling story about how their son was diagnosed with type I diabetes and how this has impacted their lives.

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