All things being equal, underwriting type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes really hinge on the same issues. So, why is it that type 1 seems to incur a heavier hit than type 2?
Remember that with type 2 diabetes, underwriting focuses on age of onset, control and other risk factors. The real swing factor is [...]
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