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From ADA (American Diabetes Association) to NIDDK (National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases), health organizations are a goldmine for information and support. Here's a guide to decipering these acronyms and finding the right resources for you.
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So much of successful diabetes management comes down to two things: commitment and mindset. Yesterday I offered the first of my top three tips for cultivating a healthy mindset and life with diabetes. My point? That by shifting some of the tired old beliefs we've been lugging around with us all these years we allow ourselves to make space…
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