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Blood Sugar & Fears PSA (:30)

This PSA discusses type 2 diabetes and the fact that it's a serious health risk in America.  

This PSA discusses type 2 diabetes and the fact that it's a serious health risk in America. Created: 6/17/2010 by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Date Released: 6/17/2010. Series Name: CDC Radio.

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Blood Sugar & Fears PSA (:30)

Type 2 diabetes is a serious chronic health threat in America. It affects tens of millions of people. Many people who have the disease don't know it. Diabetes can cause health problems, such as heart disease, strokes, amputations, and blindness. Talk to your doctor, get screened if you’re at risk, and learn how to avoid becoming one of the millions of new cases of diabetes each year. You can help prevent Type 2 diabetes.

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