Conclusions
T1DM, diabetes
DISEASE, DIABETES
A 16-week moderate-intensity concurrent resistance-aerobic training program may contribute to improving blood glucose homeostasis in children with T1DM. However, there was no effect on hormone indices and selected inflammatory factors. Thus, given the significance of controlling T1DM in children and preventing its consequences in the future, the findings of the study should be considered when developing pediatric diabetes control programs. The concurrent training method is recommended to prevent the implications of the disease in children’s future since it is low-cost and beneficial. Besides, we recommend undertaking definitive clinical trials sufficiently powered to determine if the exercise training was effective.