Q&A: Type I and Type II Diabetes - What's the Difference?

Type I Diabetes usually shows up in childhood. It is usually accompanied by the inability of the pancreas to produce insulin. People suffering from Type I are also known as Insulin-Dependent because they must take insulin for the rest of their life.

Type II Diabetes is also known as Adult Onset Diabetes. It usually shows up after turning 40. Although people with Type II Diabetes can produce insulin, their body has become resistant to it.

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