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Background As children with diabetes transition to adulthood, they may be especially vulnerable to diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). Cross-national comparisons may inform efforts to avoid this complication. Objective To compare DKA hospitalization rates in the USA and Manitoba, Canada, during the vulnerable years known as “emerging adulthood.” Design Cross-sectional study using inpatient administrative...