In an ideal world, everyone would be fully aware of the risks associated with developing Type 2 diabetes and would actively take steps to minimize those risks. Unfortunately, the reality is starkly different. The United States is witnessing a troubling increase in the number of individuals diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, a trend that is closely linked to rising obesity rates. Consequently, November has been designated as American Diabetes Month, right before the holiday season ...
In a perfect world, everyone would be well-informed about the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and actively work to reduce it. However, the reality is different. The United States is seeing an alarming rise in the number of people with type 2 diabetes, accompanied by soaring obesity rates. Therefore, November is designated as American Diabetes Month, just before the holiday season begins, to emphasize the importance of diabetes screenings and routine A1C tests for ...
In an ideal world, everyone would be aware of their risk for type 2 diabetes and take steps to lower it. Unfortunately, with an alarming increase of the number of people in the U.S. developing type 2 diabetes and obesity rates continuing to climb, that’s not the world we live in. Instead, November, just before the holidays get under way, is American Diabetes Month where we take the time to remind ourselves that ...
