Diabetes
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Type 2 Diabetes in Children
Diabetes During Pregnancy
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The Importance of Diabetes Education
Diabetes education, also called diabetes self-management training, gives people with diabetes the knowledge, skills and tools they need to partner with their physician and other health care providers to successfully manage their diabetes and avoid many of the complications associated with the disease. Since 99% of diabetes is self-care, self-management education is crucial. At St. John Providence Health System, we specialize in self-management classes and provide specialists in endocrinology and wound treatment. Our Diabetes Outpatient Education Programs are recognized and certified by the American Diabetes Association.
Learn More About Diabetes Education at St. John Providence Health System
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Wound Care Critical for Diabetes
Balancing Act—When You Have Heart Failure and Diabetes
Between 12 and 30 percent of people with heart failure also have diabetes. This double diagnosis makes it especially important that you manage both conditions. Here’s how.
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Diabetes Insipidus
Detailed information on diabetes insipidus, including causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment
Pediatric Health Library
Adolescents and Diabetes Mellitus
Detailed information on special considerations for teenagers with diabetes
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