Spanish Sentences using diabético
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Soy diabético.
I’m diabetic. (masculine)
Actualmente es diabético e insulinodependiente por falta de cuidados médicos durante los meses siguientes a su detención.
He is now an insulin-dependent diabetic following the lack of adequate medical care in the months following his arrest.
También yo tengo motivos para estar agradecido a los avances biotecnológicos, pues soy un diabético y dependo de la insulina.
I, too, have had reason to be grateful for biotechnological advances as I am an insulin-dependent diabetic and I use insulin.
Soy diabético y, de no ser por la biotecnología basada en el hígado de un pobre e inocente cerdo, hoy sería un hombre muerto.
I am a diabetic and were it not for biotechnology from the liver of a poor innocent pig I would be a dead man today.
Por lo que respecta al carácter hereditario de esta afección, hoy se sabe que si uno de los padres es diabético, los hijos contraerán con una probabilidad del 40 % la diabetes del tipo II.
It is already known that if one parent has diabetes, the child has a 40 % chance of having II type diabetes.
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