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Statins and Diabetes JGriffin 10/26/2011
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Diabetes Resources
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Alternative Therapies for Diabetes
Many alternative treatments have been studied in treating diabetes, including acupuncture, biofeedback, guided imagery, and vitamins. Diabetes Treatment is More Convenient, Less Painful and Less Expensive Prescription drugs are improving, monitoring devices are getting more advanced (and less painful!) and there's even good news about diabetes and insurance in America. How to Talk to Your Doctor About Diabetes Thanks to the increase in sources and types of health information, now we can all walk into the doctor's office prepared with questions and ideas about our own health issues. Blood Glucose Monitoring at Home For millions of Americans with diabetes, regular home testing of blood glucose levels is critical in controlling their disease. Obesity, Lifestyle and Your Patient's with Diabetes New information supports the significant benefits of incorporating physical activity, behavior and use of medication into the treatment of obesity. Diabetes Demands Triad of Treatments There are over 16 million Americans suffering from diabetes mellitus, a chronic disease in which the pancreas produces too little or no insulin, but there are new treatments available. Overcoming Juvenile Diabetes Most people are first diagnosed with Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes during the teen years. View More »
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