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American Diabetes Association Fact Sheets -English (In Spanish)

1. All About Pre-Diabetes

2.Getting the Very Best Care for Your Diabetes

3.Taking Care of Type 2 Diabetes

4.All About Your Blood Glucose for People with Type 2 Diabetes

5. All About Insulin Resistance

6.Protect Your Heart: Make Wise Food Choices

7. Protect Your Heart: Choose Fats Wisely

8. Protect Your Heart: Cook with Heart Healthy Foods

9. Protect your Heart: Check Food Labels to Make Heart-Healthy Choices

10. All About Carbohydrate Counting

11. Protect Your Heart by Losing Weight

12. All About Physical Activity for People with Diabetes

13. Getting Started with Physical Activity

14. Learning How to Change Habits

15. Recognizing and Handling Depression for People with Diabetes

16. Treating High Blood Pressure in People with Diabetes

17. Treating High Cholesterol in People with Diabetes

18. Taking Care of Your Heart

19. Know the Warning Signs of a Heart Attack

20. Taking Aspirin to Protect Your Heart

21. All About Stroke

22. All About Peripheral Arterial Disease

23. Medical Tests and Procedures for Finding and Treating Heart
and Blood Vessel Disease

24. Managing Your Medicines

25. Food and Activity Tracker

26. Blood Glucose Log

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