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The findings of this dissertation would strongly suggest that high intensity aerobic exercise may provide the largest amount of cardiovascular protection for individuals with T1DM. While high intensity aerobic exercise when accompanied with conventional insulin therapy appears to mitigate hypoglycemia onset, it does not eliminate the risk, and

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