Associated Conditions

Diabetes can put you at a higher risk for a number of other associated health conditions, or comorbidities, that you may develop along with your diabetes. Find out more about prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of these conditions here.

Fatty Liver Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis or NASH is a common, often "silent" liver disease, especially for people with diabetes	Depression & Coping Information on diabetes and depression and how people with diabetes are at greater risk for depression.
Celiac Disease This autoimmune disease causes a complete intolerance to the protein gluten. Here, get gluten-free recipes, resources, tips, and support.	PCOS Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS, affects one in ten women of childbearing age. Find out more about this condition, and its association with diabetes, here
Thyroid Thyroid disorders are more common in people with diabetes.

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The Vendor Village at this year's Tour de Cure was rather limited: the massage folk pulled out at the last minute, the replacement massage folk only did quick back rubs (and pulled out at 2pm), and other than Photonugget (the official photographers), there were three vendors — all of whom were exhibiting food or drink. On the plus side, all of these products are, or should be, of interest to the diabetes and celiac communities. All were gluten-free, low GI, and (as...

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