When did juvenile diabetes become type 1 diabetes?

I'm not absolutely sure, but I believe it was called Type 1 before Juvenile Diabetes. Around the 50's, I think they figured out there were 2 types and before they were just treating them both the same, with some crazy treatments also, like opium was used as a treatment at one point. If you need an exact date, google diabetes history or timeline and you should get some worthwhile dates and tons of information.

What are the specific medications given to diabetics?

The generic names are: Glyburide Glipizide Glimepiride Chlorpropamide Rosiglitazone Pioglitazone Metformin Repaglinide Acarbose Miglitol The brand names are: Diabinese Glucotrol Glucotrol XL Glucophage Amaryl Avandia Actos Prandin There are many other brand skin cancer is not the most common form of cancer. The most common form of cancer in males is prostate cancer, in females; the most common form of cancer is breast cancer.

Is Type 1 diabetes also known as insulin overload diabetes?

I have been studying type 1 diabetes mellitus - http://dict.leo.org/?search=diabetes%20mellitus Herb For Diabetes; apoteca.Udenar.edu.co - http://apoteca.Udenar.edu.co:90/wiki/index.php/Usuario:JamieGoldberg7 , close to four years now and I have never heard it referred to as "insulin overload diabetes". I have heard it refered to as "juvenile diabetes", "juvenile onset diabetes", "insulin dependent diabetes mellitus", and just "type one diabetes mellitus". I might be forgetting a couple of names, but no, insulin overload diabetes is not another name for type one diabetes.