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Diabetes and cardiovascular risk
Diabetes is now recognized as a cardiovascular disease equivalent; that is, an individual with diabetes has the same risk of developing a heart attack as someone without diabetes who has already had a heart attack.
Two out of three people with diabetes die of cardiovascular disease. A person with diabetes with cardiovascular disease have a much higher risk of death than a non-diabetic with cardiovascular disease.
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Screening For Diabetes
Diabetes Screening and Diagnosis Who Should Be Screened? Everyone aged 45 and older should be screened for diabetes or glucose abnormalities every three years. However, individuals at higher risk should begin screening earlier and more frequently—ideally once a year....
Disaster Planning
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Neuropathy
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