Diabetes

Diabetes

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Diabetes:

[1]	Diabetes from CDC (Center for Disease Control)
	Information on diabetes from the CDC.
[2]	Health Library: Diabetes
	Understanding diabetes is important because it is a disease which can cause life-threatening complications if uncontrolled but allows
	an almost normal life if managed well.
[3]	International Diabetes Federation
	Worldwide diabetes education resources for children and adolescents.
[4]	National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
	About 208,000 young people under 20 years of age have diagnosed diabetes.
	Learn how to lower the risk for getting type 2 diabetes and learn more about type 1 and type 2 diabetes in young people,
	including how to manage the disease for health and well-being.
[5]	Seniors and Diabetes
	Living with diabetes, while it can be effectively managed, can be tough at times, especially for seniors.
	With age comes an increased risk for specific complications that require diligence and care to properly mitigate them.
	Find out more from this website.
[6]	Medicare Consumer Guide
	Medicare Coverage for Diabetes Services and Supplies.
[7]	John Hopkins Medicine
	Diabetes Self Management Patient Education Materials.
[8]	American Diabetes Association for children
	Questions to ask your doctor regarding your child's diabetes.
[9]	ZocDoc
	Find Endocrinologists and other Doctors in your area.
	What is an Endocrinologist? Answer: An Endocrinologist is a doctor that works with diseases that affect glands that produce hormones.
[10]	HSPH.harvard.edu
	Simple steps to preventing diabetes.
[11]	Diabetes.org
	Diabetes meal plans and a healthy diet.
[12]	Improvenet.com
	Improve your health from your kitchen. The foods that people regularly eat can have a direct impact on their health. Whether that impact is good or bad depends on a number of factors, including diet.