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Diabetes and the VA Canteens

Posted on October 2, 2015 by Barbara Goldstein

There are 21.8 million veterans living in America today. One in four or nearly 5.5 million of them are living with diabetes. Diabetes can often lead to additional health concerns like gum disease, poor vision and poor circulation. Poor circulation … Continue reading →

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Bare Footing? Maybe Not If You’re Diabetic

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Barbara Goldstein

Summer seems like a natural time to shed your shoes and spread your toes. If you are diabetic, however, that may be one of the worst things you can do for your feet. Here are a few suggestions for caring … Continue reading →

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Diabetes and the VA Canteens

Bare Footing? Maybe Not If You’re Diabetic

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