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. 2271. (TX)-June 25, 2004 DeTar's diabetes program honored by national association DeTar Healthcare System's
diabetes wellness program won recognition recently as a "quality diabetes self-management education program, "
an honor given by the American Diabetes Association. The award-the ADA's Education Recognition Certificate-is
intended to assure that educational programs meet national standards for such programs. It was awarded about a
month ago. Hospitals applying for recognition voluntarily submit to a review...... . (IN)-May 5, 2004 Active youth
doesn't want to slow down, Family treats diabetes as a setback, not a crisis When Jeff and Patti Castner's son Kyle
was diagnosed in December 2002 with diabetes, their lives changed. The Wayne Township family knew virtually
nothing about the disease. The news that their previously healthy 7-year-old faced a lifelong illness came as a
shock. "We took him to the doctor because of strep throat, and left with the doctor saying he could have diabetes, "
Patti Castner said. "I don't think any of us knew...... . (CA)-April 19, 2004 Walk benefits fight against diabetes
Organizers of the Freedom from Diabetes Walk 2004 kept an eye on the sky Sunday morning, hoping for few
clouds and lots of sunshine. The weather, it turned out, decided to cooperate. Most of the 200 or so entrants shed
jackets and sweatshirts shortly into the 5K walk, which raised $25, 000 to support diabetes prevention and
research. Not bad for the first-time fund-raiser, said Dr. Rebecca Rivera, who organized the event in honor of her
mother, Angelina B. Rivera, who died last year of...... . (TX)-August 13, 2003 Foes on court fight diabetes,
Carmody, Citgo spokesman to play racquetball to help raise donations Today Bishop Edmond Carmody will face
Citgo spokesman Jesse Garcia in a test of brawn versus backhand heaven versus earth in a racquetball match to
raise money for the American Diabetes Association. On Tuesday the two serious competitors took time to visit with
caller. com/buzz to talk about the match divine intervention and diabetes. Will heaven prevail? For a $5 donation
spectators can watch to see who has the stronger will. The match is set for 5:30 p. m. at the Omni Bayfront and...... .
Sydney Morning Herald, The (Australia)-August 7, 2003 Nicholas's diabetes balancing act all too familiar for many
Australian children have the world's third highest incidence of type 1 diabetes, the Australian Institute of Health and
Welfare reported yesterday. Type 1 diabetes is rising by 3. 2 per cent a year but its cause remains unknown, in
contrast to the more common type 2 diabetes, which is linked to obesity, a lack of exercise and poor diet. The
director of St Vincent's Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne, Tom Kay, said it was unclear why the disease
the most...... . (CA)-June 22, 2003 3 schools aim to keep kids free from obesity, diabetes Chula Vista students part
of healthy diet and exercise program Diabetes is on the rise among children, particularly among Latinos and in low-
income areas. That combination of factors made three Chula Vista elementary schools the perfect place for a pilot
program to teach kids who are at risk for obesity and diabetes about exercise and proper nutrition. The kids have
no idea they're part of a scientific study. To them it's just fun, an opportunity to play soccer and make fruit smoothies
after school. "We...... . (PA)-January 30, 2003 UPMC DIABETES INITIATIVE GETS BOOST FROM FORMER
SURGEON GENERAL Saying that people can take better care of their health than doctors can, former Surgeon
General Dr. Joycelyn Elders yesterday helped kick off the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's new diabetes
awareness and education initiative. "Pittsburgh has really been a leader in taking care of diabetes, education... and
research for a very long time, " Elders said before a luncheon for health care workers and community leaders. With
the new initiative, ...... . TIME Asia-December 9, 2002 Silent Killer Diabetes Is Becoming An Asian Epidemic, And
Its Victims Are Younger Than Ever. What's Behind The Crisis? Earlier this year, Chan Tak "Anson" Shin developed
a rash on his leg that wouldn't heal. Not overly concerned, he visited a doctor near his home in Hong Kong's New
Territories and underwent a string of blood tests. The diagnosis? Type 2 diabetes, long known as "adult-onset
diabetes. " Genetically speaking, Anson was an ideal candidate for the disease. Both his grandfathers had
suffered from it in their later years, as did...... . (PA)-August 8, 2002 As diabetes grows, care gets easier, Insulin
innovations are lauded. Diabetes educators meet here this week. Eating a meal when it is convenient. Indulging in
sweets once considered off-limits. Waking up less often at night to go to the bathroom. Such are the little pleasures
that make diabetes an ever more manageable disease. As the American Association of Diabetes Educators
gathers in Philadelphia this week, the good news is that new treatments allow people with diabetes to live better.
The bad news is that more Americans-more overweight than ever-are getting diabetes, and getting it...... .
Repository, The (Canton, OH)-February 20, 2002 Desserts and diabetes Don’t let that headline scare you off. Even
if you don’t have diabetes, you should consider trying these low-fat, low-sugar recipes. Why? So you don’t get
diabetes. Last year, a trial by the National Institutes of Health was ended early because the results showed beyond
a doubt that moderate weight loss and exercise can actually prevent the onset of diabetes. “Ninety percent of
patients with diabetes have type 2, triggered by......
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