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Printed InformationWhile information in books and magazines can't replace a doctor's personal advice, it can provide a clear explanation of diabetes and treatment. The American Diabetes Association and Juvenile Diabetes Foundation have brochures about diabetes and diabetes treatment. These publications are for people without a medical background. The addresses of these organizations are in the resources section at the end of this e-text.
Brochures and books about diabetes also are available from public libraries and bookstores. Local chapters of the American Diabetes Association, hospitals, and medical centers frequently sponsor educational programs on diabetes and diabetes treatment. Information about diabetes programs is also available from a doctor's office, a local hospital or health department, or a local diabetes organization. Contents Previous Page Next Page
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