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Tue, July 01, 2008 10:18:07 AMFrom:
Debra Manzella, R.N. - About.com Diabetes Guide
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About Diabetes: 24 Million People in the U.S. Have Diabetes
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from Debra Manzella, R.N. In 2005, the number of Americans diagnosed with diabetes totaled 21 million. Now, in 2008, the number has risen to 24 million. That's 8% of the total population of the United States. |
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The CDC has announced in a press release that 24 million people in the U.S. have diabetes, based on numbers from 2007. This is 3 million more cases than were recorded in 2005. Although this...
It's all about choice. Living in the land of high fat/high calorie, is it any wonder that Americans are getting fatter? Since 2005, the number of Americans with diabetes has hit 24 million. Eat This, Not That!, the book by David Zinczenko, can help. It gives you...
People who have diabetes really can't exercise just once in a while -- just to get in shape for swimsuit season, for example. To control blood sugar and reduce the risk of diabetes complications...
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