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Paso a Paso: pequeños cambios en el estilo de vida pueden prevenir la diabetes Article written for a Spanish-speaking audience, urging people to make small lifestyle changes to prevent or delay diabetes. |
Paso a Paso: pequeños cambios en el estilo de vida pueden prevenir la diabetes |
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Print the flyer, and give it to your colleagues in diabetes education. If you are attending a “train the trainer” session, share the flyer with other health care providers. Share it with the staff members who need to be aware of these resources. |
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Making Healthy Food Choices without Giving Up the Traditional Foods You Love. Place it in your e-newsletter or on your organization’s Web site. Share it with your communication or marketing staff, and ask them to send it to the local newspaper or radio station. Pick some facts, and include them in your Facebook or Twitter messages. |
Making Healthy Food Choices without Giving Up the Traditional Foods You Love. Haga una selección saludable de alimentos sin sacrificar las comidas que tanto le gustan. |
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Use it all, or pick your favorite slides and add them to your presentations. Use the presentation during your classes or during a meeting or conference. |
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Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community This webinar discusses culturally oriented nutrition education information that is needed to better improve the lives of Hispanics or Latinos with diabetes or at risk for the disease. This webinar was designed for healthcare professionals, community health workers and promotores. Resources on nutrition from the National Diabetes Education Program, including Tasty Recipes for People with Diabetes and Their Families, are showcased. Invited speaker: Lorena Drago, MS, RD, CDN, CDE. |
Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community - Webinar Transcript (doc Format) Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community - Webinar Slides Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community - Webinar Video Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community - Webinar Video Subtitles Diabetes and Nutrition in the Latino Community - Webinar Transcript (txt Format) |
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Things That Can Break Your Heart This PSA was produced by the American Diabetes Association and distributed in a partnership with the NDEP. |
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Sandra's Story: Preventing Diabetes with a History of GDM Share Sandra’s story to help people make lifestyle changes to prevent diabetes. Sandra was diagnosed with gestational diabetes when she was pregnant with her son. Today, she works hard to prevent type 2 diabetes in herself and her son. |
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Managing Diabetes - Feature Articles Feature articles to help you and your organization promote NDEP's "Managing diabetes. It's not Easy, but it's Worth it." campaign. Word count: 402 |
El manejo de la diabetes: no es fácil pero vale la pena Managing Diabetes: It's Not Easy, But It's Worth It feature article |
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Ten Ways Hispanics/Latinos Can Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Although Hispanics/Latinos are at high risk for type 2 diabetes, there is good news: type 2 diabetes can be prevented or delayed by making small lifestyle changes in diet and physical activity. Follow these tips to help you prevent or delay type 2 diabetes. Word count: 843 |
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El Dr. Huerta habla sobre la diabetes (Spanish) Listen to Dr. Huerta deliver an important diabetes message to our Spanish speaking audience.
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