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What does rsv do to people with diabetes (type 1)?
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Nothing: RSV is the respiratory synctial virus, which is better known as the cause of the common cold. It can cause significant respiratory problems in infants. Plenty of type 1 diabetics have RSV every year with no particular problems.
Answered 11/29/2014
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