Diabetes Alert Day
Diabetes Alert Day is held every year on the fourth Tuesday of March to call attention to diabetes and to encourage everyone to find out if they are at risk. While diabetes is often a hereditary condition, it is still possible to develop diabetes even if you have no known history of it in your family. In addition, type 2 diabetes is often preventable through regular medical checkups and a healthy lifestyle. Find out if you are at risk by taking the Type 2 Risk Assessment and then read more below about what you can do to prevent or manage type 2 diabetes.
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Is my body mass index (BMI) too high?
What is your risk for developing diabetes?
Find out more about gestational diabetes.
Learn more about diabetes and exercise.
How does high cholesterol affect diabetes.
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How does high blood pressure affect diabetes.
What can I eat?
Find out more about living with diabetes.
Read more about the view from type 2.
