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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.	General Audience Older Adults Hispanic/Latino American Adults	self-management recipes promotional tools healthy eating Managing Diabetes	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.
Take Care of Your Diabetes to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy If you have diabetes, it’s important that you know about the link between diabetes and kidney disease, and what you can do to keep your kidneys healthy. Share this article in your organization’s newsletter or with media to promote diabetes awareness.	General Audience Partners Adults		Take Care of Your Diabetes to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy
NDEP’s Diabetes HealthSense Helps People Make & Sustain Lifestyle Changes Use this feature article to help NDEP promote Diabetes HealthSense in your community.	Health Care Professionals	behavior change	Diabetes HealthSense Health Care Professional Feature Article
Take Steps to a Healthier You with Diabetes HealthSense Living with diabetes or knowing you are at risk is not easy. It’s common to feel overwhelmed, sad, or angry. Even if you know what to do to improve your health, figuring out how to do it and fitting it into your daily routine can be a big challenge. Making a plan can help you get started and keep you on the path to better health. Whether you are living with diabetes or taking steps to prevent it, this article can help you make a plan and take the first step. Share this article in your organization’s newsletter or with media in your community.	General Audience Partners	behavior change	Diabetes HealthSense Consumer Feature Article
Take Steps to a Healthier You Living with diabetes or knowing you are at risk is not easy. It’s common to feel overwhelmed, sad, or angry. Even if you know what to do to improve your health, figuring out how to do it and fitting it into your daily routine can be a big challenge. Making a plan can help you get started and keep you on the path to better health. Whether you are living with diabetes or taking steps to prevent it, this article can help you make a plan and take the first step. Share this article in your organization’s newsletter or with media in your community.	Partners	behavior change National Diabetes Month	Take Steps to a Healthier You with the National Diabetes Education Program Take Steps to a Healthier You with the National Diabetes Education Program (Spanish)
Five Things Your Family Should Know About Your Diabetes If you have diabetes, you know that living with diabetes is not easy. Getting support from family members can help. This article shares five things you can discuss with your family so they can provide support.	General Audience Partners	National Diabetes Month	Five Things Your Family Should Know About Your Diabetes Five Things Your Family Should Know About Your Diabetes (Spanish)
Heading Back to School with Diabetes Diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in children. For students with diabetes and their parents, getting ready for a new school year includes a lot more than buying new clothes, backpacks, notebooks, and pens. It means buying a whole list of diabetes supplies to keep at school—but also preparing school staff to help keep their children safe at school and at school-sponsored activities.	Partners		Heading Back to School with Diabetes Article
Be Sweet to Your Feet if You Have Diabetes Taking care of your feet is very important for people with diabetes. Good foot care helps reduce your risk for serious foot problems that can lead to amputations. To decrease your risk of foot problems, learn to manage the ABCs of diabetes. This means keeping your blood glucose, blood pressure, and cholesterol in the target range recommended by your health care provider. Word count: 401	General Audience Older Adults Adults	foot care	Be Sweet to Your Feet if You Have Diabetes
Dealing with Diabetes: How to Support a Loved One with the Disease Diabetes is a hard disease to handle alone. If your loved one is one of the more than 3 million African Americans with diabetes, you can make a big difference in how well he or she manages the disease by following these tips. Word count: 534	African-American Adults	social support	Dealing with Diabetes: How to Support a Loved One with the Disease
Eating Right When Money's Tight For people with diabetes, making healthy food choices, being physically active, and reaching and staying at a healthy weight are keys to managing the disease. Although making healthy food choices on a budget can be a challenge, it is possible to eat well without spending a lot of time and money. Word count: 576	General Audience Adults	healthy eating	Eating Right When Money's Tight

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