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Joslin’s Latino Diabetes Initiative Wins Distinguished Community Service and Leadership Award
Joslin Diabetes Center’s Latino Diabetes Initiative (LDI) is this year’s recipient of ALPFA’s Distinguished Community Service and Leadership Award for improving health care outcomes for Latinos and minorities in Boston. Latinos are one of several ethnic groups that are … Continue reading
If you have diabetes, do you need a flu shot?
I hope you’re aware that seasonal flu can be fatal. And if you’ve ever had the flu, you know you don’t want it again. So, here are some troubling statistics from the Centers for Disease Control: People with diabetes are … Continue reading
Diabetes and Major Emergencies: How to Prepare
The types of major emergencies that require advance preparation for people with diabetes are those where access to food, medicine, and communication is limited, according to Nora Saul, M.S, R.D., L.D.N., C.D.E, of the Joslin Clinic. These can include natural … Continue reading
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