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This Indigenous Trainer Helps Elders Fight Diabetes
This Indigenous Trainer Fights Poor HealthKasey Kauakahi This story is part of Indigenous in Fitness, a series of articles highlighting the challe...
Risk Assessment of Diabetes Mellitus During and After Pregnancy in Women With Prolactinomas | The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
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Latino-focused Diabetes prevention program heads to Georgia
At the start of 2024, the 1 million Hispanic people living in Georgia will be invited to join in a new diabetes prevention program thanks to a gran...
Reducing diabetes among the African American community
LOS ANGELES — November is Diabetes Awarness Month, highlighting the chronic condition affecting around 38 million Americans. People of color face u...
Uptake of diabetes follow-up checks by minority community groups: a rapid review of the evidence for the CYMELL study
Background: Type 2 diabetes is a public health priority for the UK. A growing body of evidence has indicated ethnic and socioeconomi...
User-Centered Design of a Diabetes Self-Management Tool for Underserved Populations
Background: User-centered design (UCD) or user experience design (UXD) methods have gained recent popularity for the design of mobil...

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