As always, my fellow blogger, Ann Bartlett, keeps me up to date with the latest rumors or information in the diabetes world and pointed me to the following: "GOT MILK" is a campaign that began in California and is now internationally known about the benefits of drinking milk. In this press release, it was noted that the campaign wishes to expand its message to say, "Vitamin D helps fight juvenile diabetes and along with sun exposure could reduce the risk of developing type 1 diabetes."
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