Posts Tagged “American Diabetes Association”

How to Spot Diabetes in Adults

By | August 3, 2010

The American Diabetes Association reveals that more than 20.8 million people in the United States alone have Diabetes. Of this number, 6.2 million people are not even aware that they have Diabetes. In this article, let us discuss the symptoms of diabetes in adults. According to the World Health Organization, there are three types of [...]

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How Doctors Test Nerve Damage in Diabetics

By | January 11, 2010

People with Diabetes are at a higher risk of incurring complications or other illnesses such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, blindness, kidney failure, and nervous system disorders. In this article, let’s discuss about Diabetic Neuropathy and the tests performed to properly diagnose nerve disorders in diabetics. Diabetic Neuropathy – Facts and Figures

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Signs and Symptoms Of Hypoglycemia

By | December 21, 2009

According to surveys conducted by the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes Mellitus is considered to be one of the ten deadliest diseases in the world. It ranks 5th as the leading cause of death in the US and the 7th leading cause of death in Canada. The 2005 national statistics report that over 21 million Americans [...]

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The Cost of Living with Diabetes

By | November 25, 2009

The American Diabetes Association, in its 2005 national statistics revealed that almost 21 million people or 7% of the population in the US have diabetes. Consequently, it is estimated that in the United States alone, about $92 billion are spent each year on the treatment and medical care for diabetes. In the same study, it [...]

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Obesity Can Cause Diabetes

By | November 23, 2009

The prevalence of diabetes is definitely a major concern in the world today. According to the 2005 survey by the American Diabetes Association, about 20.8 million or 7% of the US population have diabetes. Of this figure, only 14.6 million have been properly diagnosed. Another staggering fact is that 1.5 million cases of pre-diabetes were [...]

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