Title: Type 1 Diabetes Statistics
Headings: Type 1 Diabetes Statistics
Type 1 Diabetes Statistics
United States
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Content: By 2050, 600,000 people under the age of 20 are expected to have Type 1 diabetes. Among people under the age of 20, non-Hispanic whites had the highest rates of new diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes. There are $16 billion in Type 1 diabetes-associated healthcare expenditures and lost income each year. Less than a third of people with Type 1 diabetes consistently achieve target blood-glucose control levels. Preliminary data from T1International ’s 2018 access and supply survey that says 1 of every 4 US respondents have rationed insulin due to cost. United Kingdom
An estimated of 1 in every 430-530 people under the age of 19 have Type 1 diabetes. Out of 3.7 million people living with diabetes, DiabetesUK estimates that 10% have Type 1. That translates to about 400,000 people. 29,000 of those living with Type 1 are children. The U.K. was ranked fifth among countries regarding rate of incidence of Type 1 diabetes among children ages 0-14 with a rate of 24.5 out of 100,000.