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Ayoung child develops type 1a diabetes. the parents ask, they tell us this is genetic. does that mean our other children will get diabetes? the best response by the health care provider would be:

a) probably not since genetically your other children have a different cellular makeup, they just might not become diabetic.
b) if you put all your children on a low-carbohydrate diet, maybe they won't get diabetes.
c) we don't know what causes diabetes, so we will just have to wait and see.
d) this autoimmune disorder causes destruction of the beta cells, placing your children at high risk of developing

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