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The name, diabetes, is usually attributed to the Greek physician Aretaeus, who lived in 200 BC. He used for the first time the
term diabetes for a disease in which the water drinked by a person runs rapidly through his/her body.
The name diabetes means a medical condition in which the patient drinks too much water and urinates frequently.
Due of insuline problem, the urine is sweet because it contains glucose. Frequently urinating is a kind of
body selfprotection, as the excess of glucose is eliminated by this way.
Approximately 9,0 million, or one out of every ten men over the age of 20 in the United States has diabetes.
However, almost one-third of them do not know it.
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