If your dog shows any symptoms of diabetes, it should be diagnosed by a vet, who will test her blood and urine for elevated glucose levels. (vetinfo.com)
The boy was lucky not to have developed diabetic ketoacidosis, or DKA, a sometimes fatal complication in which, owing to prolonged elevated glucose levels, the blood becomes acidic, and organs begin to shut down. (fortune.com)
The researchers suspected the reason went beyond known factors associated with elevated glucose levels and abnormal metabolism. (joslin.org)