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By following the government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans, you can promote your health and reduce your risk for chronic diseases such as heart disease, certain types of cancer, diabetes, stroke, and osteoporosis. These diseases are leading causes of death and disability among Americans. Good diets can also reduce major risk factors for chronic disease-such as obesity, high blood pressure, and high blood cholesterol. Your food choices, your lifestyle, your environment, and your family history all affect your well-being. It is important for everyone to follow the 10 Dietary Guidelines listed below. If you are at higher risk of having a chronic disease, it is especially important.

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WASHINGTON (Medill News Service) -- By the time Dana Metzger started college, she wanted an alternative to the daily insulin shots she'd been taking for 10 years. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 9, Metzger spent her life experimenting with ...

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As diabetes surges, the search for better treatments intensifies - Marketwatch

■ Local Diabetes Education Programs offer counseling, resources and support groups for people with diabetes. For more information, call Jane Dickinson at Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs, 871-2352 or Amy Knights at The Memorial ...

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Being thankful for diabetes? - Iowa City Press-Citizen

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Cancer Drugs Stop Type 1 Diabetes in Mice - NewsMax.com

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HIV medicines increase diabetes risk - Norrn Daily Leader

AMY-LEE NAKHL was the picture of health - but, in fact, she was at death's door. She ate healthily and drank lots and lots of water, just as the health experts advise. However, it was her never-ending water guzzling that prompted a relative to ...

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Diabetes link to germ-free environment - Age

Could you be at risk for diabetes and not know it? Nearly one-third of children and adults, in the United States, who have diabetes don’t know it. In an effort to support the community in the battle against diabetes, San Jacinto Methodist Hospital ...

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For your health - Baytown Sun

The Diabetes Summit for South East Asia is being organized in Chennai from 28th to 30th November 2008, by the World Diabetes Foundation (WDF) , in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), South East Asia Regional office (SEARO), the ...

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Southeast Asian Diabetes Summit to open up in India - OpEdNews.com

ALEXANDRIA, VA -- 11/21/08 -- How do you measure success? The December issue of Diabetes Forecast , the consumer magazine of the American Diabetes Association , features the personal triumphs of people with diabetes -- some of their stories may ...

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Real-Life Stories of Diabetes Success - Earthtimes

It’s stealing years from our life expectancy, it's changing our families, and now it’s attacking our children - some as young as eight. It is Type 2 diabetes. New estimates indicate 500 young people aged between 10 and 18 years have the disease ...

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