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National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse. Your Guide to Diabetes: Type 1 and Type 2. Contents. Learn about Diabetes ............................................................ 1. What is diabetes? .............................................................. 2. What is prediabetes?......................................................... 3.
We publish a series of professionally authored brochures on diabetes and related health which are freely available as pdf download or as hard copy upon request. DRWF is committed to providing quality and relevant patient information for all people with diabetes.
We publish a series of professionally authored leaflets on diabetes and related health which are freely available below as pdf download, audio file or as hard copy upon request. We are committed to providing high-quality, clearly communicated, evidence-based healthcare information.
Remember to always bring your most recent blood sugar (blood glucose) records, lab results and a list of current medications to every visit with your diabetes care provider. This will make sure you and your diabetes care team are using the most up-to-date information in creating a plan for you.
Learn how to use the diabetes plate method to eat better, incorporate more variety, and manage portion size. Download PDF. Language: English. Best Foods For You: Making Healthy Food Choices. Focuses on which foods are the best choices in each food group and also provides information on what foods to go easy on. Download PDF. Language: English.
About Diabetes: Causes, types, risk factors, clinical and personal management. Living with Diabetes: Routine and preventative for improved diabetes health. Complications: Types and preventions. Treatment: Treatment types based on the type of diabetes. Helpful Tools: Diabetes coping skills, including downloadable tools.
WHAT IS. DIABETES? Diabetes is a serious condition which causes higher than normal blood sugar levels. Diabetes affects people from all social, economic and ethnic backgrounds. It is estimated that 30 million Americans have diabetes, including as many as 7 million who have the disease but have not yet been diagnosed.
