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At what time of day are you most worried about hypoglycemia? |
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Overnight |
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91% |
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107 |
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Morning |
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3% |
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3 |
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Lunchtime |
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1% |
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1 |
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Afternoon |
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0% |
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0 |
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Dinnertime |
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0% |
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0 |
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Evening |
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3% |
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3 |
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Other |
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3% |
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3 |
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Total votes: 117 |
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At what time of day are you most worried about hypoglycemia?
Poll dates: October 31 - November 7, 2012
Total Votes: 117
It should come as little surprise to anyone living with type 1 diabetes that the overwhelming majority of people are most worried about hypoglycemia overnight. For parents, this worry translates into middle-of-the-night glucose checks and less sleep.
The following graph illustrates how our readers have responded to this poll question over the past two years:

Click for larger graph image.
Recent science paints a challenging picture of nighttime hypoglycemia:
You can download the Excel spreadsheet from which this graph was made.
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Last Updated: Tuesday November 06, 2012 15:16:00
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