One little problem with disasters is that when they strike it's too late to start preparing for them. You never know when or where they will hit.
Those of us who have diabetes are particularly vulnerable, because we have so many things that we have to consider. That's why the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists working with Eli Lilly and Company created the "Power of Prevention: Diabetes Disaster Plan."
Todd Frieze, M.D., who practices diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolism...
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