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If you have #prediabetes, participating in the CDC-recognized National Diabetes Prevention Program #DPP lifestyle change program can cut your risk of developing #type2diabetes by more than half and help you improve your overall #health.
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An aggressive #weightloss program not only achieves remission of type 2 #diabetes, but may also end the need for #bloodpressure medications, new research shows.
The younger people are when they develop type 2 diabetes, the higher their risk of dementia later in life, a new study suggests.
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Prediabetes -- where blood sugar levels are high, but not high enough for a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes -- is not something you should dismiss.
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Rates of colon cancer among young Americans are on the rise, and a new study suggests that drinking too many sugary beverages may be to blame -- at least for women.
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Prediabetes -- where blood sugar levels are high but not yet tipped over into full-blown diabetes -- may pose a threat to brain health, new British research suggests. https://t.co/vn0JiNFHXQ
Life is busy, but dinner doesn't have to be. No need for expensive takeout when you have everything to make a healthy, flavorful dinner. Kay Tran, a Registered Dietitian with @UofUHealth goes over how you can enhance meals with everyday pantry items.
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We hope you have enjoyed reading the many different ways you can personalize your plates during National Nutrition Month. Vanessa Browning, a Registered Dietitian with @UofUHealth will bring it all together by covering how to balance your portions.
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No one enjoys doing dishes. Amy Reeder, a Registered Dietitian with @UofUHealth is all about the one bowl, one pot, one pan approach. Read how she personalizes her plate with easy to make meals that don't require a lot of preparation or cleaning.
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