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Hundreds of concerned residents across Southeast Michigan turned out for the University of Michigan's third annual World Diabetes Day Health Fair at the Four Points Sheraton hotel in Ann Arbor Saturday.
(ARA) - Americans are taking a closer look at their own personal health and assessing changes they can make, as the topic of health care remains front and center.
CHESTER – When the time comes, and it does so 10 to 12 times a day, 5-year-old Spencer Hyde has to take a moment away from his toys and his games so his mom, Kelly, can lift his hand to prick his finger for a blood glucose reading.
In celebration of Diabetes Awareness month free blood sugar screenings were available at the Westfield Franklin Park Mall on Friday.
Nearly 70 patients gathered recently at Lake City’s Piggly Wiggly supermarket for an annual diabetes event that provided food lessons, door prizes and holiday desserts.
Nutrisystem Inc. has pledged up to $100,000 to the American Diabetes Association's Stop Diabetes initiative.
The CDC maps incidence of obesity and diabetes. Kentucky has lots of both. Check Lu-Ann's Kentucky News Review for more information.
The National Finals Rodeo starts in 11 days at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Luke Branquinho will be there. Again. This year's National Finals appearance will be Branquinho's seventh in a row.
Tribune Editors According to the American Diabetes Association, 24 million children and adults across the U.S. live with diabetes, and an additional 57 million are at risk for type 2 diabetes.
The holidays are upon us! While this is an exciting year for most, it can be stressful when managing diabetes. It seems everything revolves around food. Here are some tips that can help you manage your diabetes while still enjoying the holidays. - Continue to count carbs. This is a very important step in controlling your diabetes. - Before going to holiday parties, eat something. This will help ...
ELLSWORTH (NEWS CENTER)-- The Hancock County Diabetes Support Group is planning a free meeting at Maine Coast Memorial Hospital.
