List of people with type 1 diabetes

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Type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes, is a condition in which the body does not produce insulin, resulting in high levels of sugar in the bloodstream. [1] [2] Whereas type 2 diabetes is typically diagnosed in middle age and treated via diet, oral medication and/or insulin therapy, type 1 diabetes tends to be diagnosed earlier in life, and people with type 1 diabetes require insulin therapy for survival. [1] It is significantly less common than type 2 diabetes, accounting for 5 percent of all diabetes diagnoses. [3]

Contents

This list of notable people with type 1 diabetes includes writers, artists, athletes, entertainers, and others who have been documented as having type 1 diabetes.

List of people

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Wasim Akram
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Kurt Andersen
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Brec Bassinger
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Nick Boynton
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Damon Dash
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Este Haim
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Nick Jonas
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Jerry Lewis
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Joan McCracken
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Mary Tyler Moore
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Jordan Morris
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Miguel Paludo
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Anne Rice
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Jean Smart
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Sonia Sotomayor
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Gary Valenciano
NameLifespanNationalityNotabilityRef.
Alizée Agier 1994–FrenchKarateka [4]
Wasim Akram 1966–PakistaniCricketer, television personality [5]
Mona Alawi 2004–FilipinoActress, model
Kurt Andersen 1954–AmericanWriter, radio host [6]
Mark Andrews 1996–American American football tight end [7]
Brec Bassinger 1999–AmericanActress[ citation needed ]
Dexter Bean 1987–American Auto racing driver [8]
Jean-Marie Bigard 1954–FrenchActor [9]
Crystal Bowersox 1985–AmericanSinger-songwriter, actress [10]
Nick Boynton 1979–Canadian Ice hockey defenceman [11]
Darren Brass 1972–American Tattoo artist [12]
Bertrand Burgalat 1963–FrenchMusician and music producer [13]
George Canyon 1970–Canadian Country music singer [14]
Ana Carolina 1974–BrazilianSinger [15]
Carol Channing 1921–2019AmericanActress, comedian [16]
Stephen Clancy 1992–IrishRacing cyclist [17]
Don R. Christensen 1916–2006AmericanAnimator, illustrator
Bobby Clarke 1949–CanadianIce hockey centre, Hockey Hall of Fame member [18]
Ben Coker 1989–BritishAssociation football player [19]
Mark Collie 1956–AmericanSinger-songwriter, musician [20]
Cory Conacher 1989–CanadianIce hockey player [21]
Lauren Cox 1998–AmericanBasketball player [22]
Elinor Crawley 1991–WelshActress [23]
B. J. Crombeen 1985–CanadianIce hockey right winger [24]
Will Cross 1967–American Mountain climber [25]
Jay Cutler 1983–American American football quarterback [18]
Conor Daly 1991–AmericanProfessional race car driver [26]
Andrea Deck 1994–AmericanActress [27]
Adrian Dix 1964–CanadianPolitician [28]
Max Domi 1995–CanadianIce hockey player [29]
Buster Douglas 1960–AmericanProfessional boxer [30]
Chris Dudley 1965–American Basketball player and politician [31]
Adam Duvall 1988–AmericanMajor League Baseball outfielder [32]
Mike Echols 1978–AmericanAmerican football cornerback [18]
Magnus Wolff Eikrem 1990–NorwegianFootballer [33]
Ron Elliott 1943–AmericanMusician, lead guitarist of The Beau Brummels [34]
Blake Ferguson 1997–American American football long snapper for the National Football League (NFL)
Carsten Fischer 1961–GermanOlympic field hockey player [5]
Kris Freeman 1980–American Cross-country skier [35]
Elliott Fry 1994–AmericanAmerican football placekicker [36]
Jimmy Fryzel 1981–American Arena Football League wide receiver [37]
Sam Fuld 1981–AmericanBaseball outfielder [38]
Ed Gamble 1986–BritishComedian, television personality [39]
Victor Garber 1949–CanadianFilm, stage and television actor and singer [40]
Charles Ginsburg 1920–1992AmericanEngineer, inventor [41]
Adam Goren 1975–AmericanMusician [42]
Elizabeth Hughes Gossett 1907–1981AmericanFirst American treated for diabetes with insulin therapy [43]
Devin K. Grayson AmericanWriter of comic books and novels [44]
Dorian Gregory 1971–AmericanActor [45]
Sara Groenewegen 1995–CanadianSoftball player [46]
Kamal Haasan 1954–IndianActor [47]
Zuzana Haasová 1981–SlovakActress [48]
Este Haim 1986–AmericanMusician, bassist of Haim [49]
Gary Hall, Jr. 1974–American Competitive swimmer [50]
Kevin Hansen 1982–AmericanVolleyball player [51]
Joonas Henttala 1991–FinnishRacing cyclist [52]
Dana Hill 1964–1996AmericanActress [53]
Dave Hollins 1966–American Major League Baseball third baseman [54]
Neil Hope 1972–2007CanadianActor [55]
Lindsay Hoyle 1957–British Speaker of the House of Commons [56]
Catfish Hunter 1946–1999AmericanMajor League Baseball right-handed pitcher [54]
Dan Hurley 1957–AmericanAuthor and journalist [57]
Natalie Irish 1982–AmericanVisual artist [58]
Jeremy Irvine 1990–BritishActor [59]
Chris Jarvis 1980–Canadian Rower [60]
Jason Johnson 1973–AmericanMajor League Baseball pitcher [54]
Nicole Johnson 1974–American Miss America winner [61]
Nick Jonas 1992–AmericanSinger-songwriter, musician, and actor [62]
Rod Kafer 1971–Australian Rugby union player [63]
Kaapo Kakko 2001–FinnishProfessional ice hockey player [64]
Sheku Kanneh-Mason 1999–EnglishCellist [65]
Alan Kernaghan 1967–IrishFootballer [66]
Fawad Khan 1981–PakistaniActor, film producer [67]
Charlie Kimball 1985–AmericanAuto racing driver [68]
Caitlin Kinnunen 1991–AmericanActress [69]
Kelli Kuehne 1977–American LPGA golfer [70]
Luke Kunin 1997–AmericanIce hockey center [71]
Robert D. Lawrence 1892–1968BritishPhysician; founder of British Diabetic Association [72]
Jay Leeuwenburg 1969–AmericanAmerican football offensive lineman in the National Football League [18]
Gavin Lewis 2003–AmericanActor [73]
Jerry Lewis 1926–2017AmericanActor, comedian [74]
Amelia Lily 1994–BritishPop singer [75]
Dominic Littlewood 1965–BritishTelevision and journalist [76]
Mark Lowe 1983–American Major League Baseball relief pitcher [77]
Gary Mabbutt 1961–BritishEnglish footballer [78]
Lewis Marnell 1982–2013AustralianSkateboarder [79]
Theresa May 1956–British Prime Minister of the United Kingdom [80]
Joan McCracken 1917–1961AmericanDancer, actress [81]
Dustin McGowan 1982–American Major League Baseball pitcher [77]
Danny McGrain 1950–Scottish Association football player [82]
Craig McMillan 1976–New Zealand Cricketer [5]
Dennis David Coles 1970–AmericanRapper, member of the Wu-Tang Clan
Bret Michaels 1963–AmericanMusician, actor, reality television personality [83]
Mary Tyler Moore 1936–2017AmericanActress [84]
Jordan Morris 1994–AmericanMajor League Soccer player [85]
Adam Morrison 1984–AmericanBasketball player [86]
Brandon Morrow 1984–AmericanMajor League Baseball pitcher [77]
Mary Mouser 1996–AmericanActress [87]
Nacho 1990–SpanishFootballer [88]
James Norton 1985–BritishActor [89]
Peter O'Toole 1932–2013British-IrishActor [90]
Miguel Paludo 1983–Brazilian Auto racing driver [91]
Eric Paslay 1983–AmericanMusician [92]
Dave Pember 1978–AmericanMajor League Baseball pitcher [93]
Elizabeth Perkins 1960–AmericanActress [94]
Toby Petersen 1978–American Ice hockey right winger [11]
RaeLynn 1994–AmericanSinger [92]
Ryan Reed 1993–AmericanAuto racing driver [95]
Charlotte Regan 1994–British Film director [96]
Sam Reid 1989–Australian Australian rules football player [97]
Anne Rice 1941–2021AmericanAuthor [98] [99]
Jonathan Rowson 1977–ScottishChess Grandmaster [100]
John Rutsey 1952–2008CanadianDrummer of Rush [101]
Sergi Samper 1995–SpanishFootballer [102]
Molly Sandén 1992–SwedishSinger [103]
Sierra Sandison 1993–AmericanBeauty pageant titleholder [104]
Ron Santo 1940–2010AmericanMajor League Baseball third baseman [18]
Eva Saxl 1921–2002CzechSelf-manufacturer of insulin
Kim Schrier 1968–AmericanPolitician [105]
Kendall Simmons 1979–AmericanNational Football League guard [106]
Henry Slade 1993–BritishRugby union player [19]
Jean Smart 1951–AmericanActress [107]
Sonia Sotomayor 1954–American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States [108]
Paul Sparks 1971–AmericanActor [109]
Matthias Steiner 1982–GermanWeightlifter, Olympic gold medalist
Jennifer Stone 1993–AmericanActress [110]
Barney Storey 1977–BritishCyclist [111]
Derek Theler 1986–AmericanActor [112]
Leonard Thompson 1908–1935CanadianFirst patient to receive insulin therapy [113]
Riley Tufte 1998–AmericanIce hockey player [114]
Jim Turner 1952–AmericanActor, comedian [115]

Gary Valenciano

1964–FilipinoSinger
Fernando del Valle 1964–American Operatic tenor [116]
Scott Verplank 1964–American Professional golfer [117]
Dado Villa-Lobos 1965–BrazilianMusician, guitarist of Legião Urbana [118]
Tonette Walker 1955–AmericanFirst Lady of Wisconsin [119]
Stephen Wallem 1968–AmericanActor [120]
Brandon Wardell 1992–AmericanStand-up comedian [121]
Washington 1975–BrazilianFootballer [122]
Brad Wilk 1968–AmericanMusician [123]
Vanessa Williams 1963–AmericanActress [124]
Wade Wilson 1959–2019AmericanAmerican football quarterback [18]
Elliott Yamin 1978–AmericanSinger [125]
Pär Zetterberg 1970–SwedishCyclist [126]
Alexander Zverev 1997–GermanProfessional tennis player [127]

See also

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