According to UPI, young adults in the United States run a greater risk than the peers in Canada of suffering complications from diabetes.
New research shows that the disparity is rooted in young Americans lack of effective or affordable insurance coverage.
A new study published Tuesday in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that the hospitalization rate for diabetic ketoacidosis rose by 90% among teenagers in the United States entering adulthood,while young adults in Canada had a 23% hospitalization rate under the same condition.
The study author, Steffie Woolhandler, said in a news release, "From other studies, we know that thousands die each year because they're uninsured, and millions skip their medications because of the costs."
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