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2021 ◽  
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Tim Mainhard

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American Diabetes Association

Effective diabetes manage ment at school has numerous positive outcomes. It can: • Promote a healthy, productive learning environment for students with diabetes • Reduce absences of students with diabetes • Reduce classroom disruption • Help assure effective response in case of diabetes-related emergency • Promote full participation in all areas of school curriculum and extra-curricular activities


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