Converse of object

• diagnose: A diabetic register can only contain those with diagnosed diabetes.

• treat: The doctor or diabetes educator can advise you how to treat diabetes during illness.

Adjective modifier

• gestational: However, women who develop gestational diabetes are more likely to develop type II diabetes later in life.

• type-2: During the ten years of follow-up, 1,603 women developed type-2 diabetes.

• undiagnosed: Around the same number of people have undiagnosed diabetes.

• type-1: He says that the treatment of HIV/AIDS with nutrition is similar to " curing " type-1 diabetes with insulin.

• juvenile: The cause of juvenile onset diabetes, which can kill so quickly, remained a mystery until this century.

• dependent: Type II or non-insulin dependent diabetes In type II diabetes the body does not make enough insulin or cannot use insulin properly.

Modifies a noun

• mellitus: The patient had had diabetes mellitus for 8 years.

• insipidus: Diabetes insipidus centralis Average dosage for adults: 200 mg 2-3 times daily.

• self-management: Change regulations we dependency diabetes self-management more economically disadvantaged in august.

• clinic: You should be having annual blood tests at your diabetes clinic.

• sufferer: Any further consideration of a central register of diabetes sufferers will have to await these developments.

• rulebook: Rewriting the diabetes rulebook Insulin pump evaluation Wearing a pump Wearing a continuous glucose sensor To pump or not to pump?

Noun used with modifier

• insulin-dependent: Type I or insulin-dependent diabetes In type I diabetes the body produces little or no insulin.

• onset: Approximately half the children of somebody with maturity onset diabetes of the young will develop diabetes themselves.

• maturity: Approximately half the children of somebody with maturity onset diabetes of the young will develop diabetes themselves.

• dependency: Change regulations we dependency diabetes self-management more economically disadvantaged in august.

• I: The diagnosis of Type I diabetes is often obvious.

• childhood: Information: Childhood diabetes has doubled in the 12 years to 1994, pediatricians at a Cincinnati, Ohio hospital have reported.