
There are “many faces of diabetes.”
Nearly 21 million children and adults in the United States are living with diabetes, and another 54 million people are at-risk. But those aren’t the only faces affected by diabetes. If you are a parent or loved one caring for someone with diabetes, your face is in the picture too.
Every week throughout November’s American Diabetes Month, the American Diabetes Association will focus on a different “face” of diabetes.
Care Givers - Week One
Employees – Week 2
Diabetes around the world – Week 3
At-risk populations – Week 4
Youth and Type 1 Diabetes – Week 5
For detailed info on each weeks focus, visit the American Diabetes Assoc. site
2 comments:
I think that this is a great article. There is a lot of Diabetic people out there. The bad thing is that alot of people don't know that they have it.
Thanks for stopping by.
I will have to get over and visit your blog. Yes, you are so right, millions of people do not know they have the disease.
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