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Summary
Para cuidarse bien y controlar su diabetes es importante aprender.Los cuadros a continuación le ayudarán a determinar los niveles de azúcar en la sangre que sean saludables en su caso. Los “niveles recomendados de azúcar en la sangre para personas con diabetes” son los niveles indicados por expertos en diabetes para mantenerse sano. Son recomendaciones generales para todas las personas con diabetes.
Para cuidarse bien y controlar su diabetes es importante aprender.Los cuadros a continuación le ayudarán a determinar los niveles de azúcar en la sangre que sean saludables en su caso. Los “niveles recomendados de azúcar en la sangre para personas con diabetes” son los niveles indicados por expertos en diabetes para mantenerse sano. Son recomendaciones generales para todas las personas con diabetes.
Shaping Our Future: Hispanic Population Boom Demands That Texas Bolster Opportunities For Education And Health Care
News Source
Chron.com
Chron.com
Date Published
22 Oct 2006
22 Oct 2006
News Story
This article discusses the education and health care needs of Hispanics in Texas in the context of the state's predicted population boom; in the next three decades Texas' population is expected to double. The article points to current drop-out rates and economic hardship, including lack of access to adequate health insurance, among Texas Hispanics which could pose even graver problems in the future as the state's population grows.
This article discusses the education and health care needs of Hispanics in Texas in the context of the state's predicted population boom; in the next three decades Texas' population is expected to double. The article points to current drop-out rates and economic hardship, including lack of access to adequate health insurance, among Texas Hispanics which could pose even graver problems in the future as the state's population grows.
