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Part 3: What's Eating African-American Women? - The Root (blog)
Part 3: What's Eating African-American Women?
The Root (blog)
Prenatal factors such as maternal obesity, excess pregnancy weight gain, and diabetes. Money has a role, as well. Still, the American Public Health ...
Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Data: 33% of Arizona Hispanics are obese - Arizona Daily Star
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Data: 33% of Arizona Hispanics are obese
Arizona Daily Star
"The link between poverty, race and diabetes is undeniable." Glover Blackwell said nearly 40 percent of Latino children are overweight or obese, ...
Schools Can Help Obese Kids Shed Weight, Get HealthierNPR (blog)
Study: Arizona among most obese states in USKTAR.com
New study says adult obesity on the riseWashington Examiner (blog)
East Valley Tribune -WBIR-TV
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Orange North support groups - Times Herald-Record
Orange North support groups
Times Herald-Record
RAPP also offers Cafe y Conversaciõn Hispanic support group in Middletown. Call 344-1234. SDRC support group — First and third Tues., St. Patrick's Church, ...
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
CVS and the “50 Million Pound Challenge”- bringing health care to you - Washington Times
Washington Times
CVS and the “50 Million Pound Challenge”- bringing health care to you
Washington Times
6.6% of non-Hispanic whites), according to the American Diabetes Association. While in school, Dr. Ian looked into medical journalism on a whim. ...
Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
School-based food and fitness programmes may cut diabetes risk - The Guardian
TopNews Arab Emirates
School-based food and fitness programmes may cut diabetes risk
The Guardian
Over time, this can lead to serious health problems, including heart disease and kidney failure. Reducing rates of childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes is ...
HEALTHY: School-based intervention did not reduce obesity, overweightEndocrine Today
School-based interventions can cut risk of type 2 diabetes in childrenTemple University News (blog)
A School-Based Intervention for Diabetes Risk ReductionNew England Journal of Medicine (subscription)
MedPage Today -PhysOrg.com
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Plenty of SA kids suffer from obesity - San Antonio Express
Plenty of SA kids suffer from obesity
San Antonio Express
Those children are at highest risk for developing diabetes, heart disease and a host of other medical problems. “It's not surprising to find this group of ...
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
New Data Shows Investigational Triple Antihypertensive Combination Therapy ... - PR Newswire (press release)
New Data Shows Investigational Triple Antihypertensive Combination Therapy ...
PR Newswire (press release)
Poster Presented at: American Diabetes Association Annual meeting; June 25-29, 2010; Orlando, FL. (2) US Department of Health and Human Services, ...
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Agencies collaborate to prevent diabetes - Mooresville Tribune
Agencies collaborate to prevent diabetes
Mooresville Tribune
... Diabetes Association, 11.8 percent of the African-American population is diabetic, while that percentage is 10.4 for Hispanics. Health fairs will be set ...
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Diabetes Epidemic Growing - CBS News
CBS News
Diabetes Epidemic Growing
CBS News
People 55 and older are much more susceptible to diabetes, and certain populations, such as African-Americans or Hispanic-Americans, are at greater risk. ...
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
Hispanic Health Fair Held Saturday - WKBW-TV
WIVB
Hispanic Health Fair Held Saturday
WKBW-TV
Various tests and screenings were available free of charge for diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, and other health issues. There were also bounce houses ...
A celebration of healthy livingWIVB
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Categories: Hispanic Health News Stories
