Diabetes mellitus is

a. a(n) endocrine disorder in which too much insulin is taken in by cells.
b. a(n) endocrine disorder in which too little insulin is taken in by cells.
c. the same as Type II diabetes.
d. the results of obesity.
e. a disease of the liver.


B

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