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What are the risk factors for heart disease in people with diabetes?

Certain risk factors elevate the risk of heart disease, especially in people with diabetes. Many people with diabetes have a group of risk factors...

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Do people with diabetes have an increased chance of developing heart disease?

Heart disease is common in people with diabetes. Data from the National Diabetes Fact Sheet show that in 2004 heart disease was noted on 68% of...

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What are some foot safety tips for people with diabetes?

To keep you feet safe if you have diabetes: Don't wait to treat a minor foot problem. Follow your health care provider's guidelines and first aid...

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What complications are a result of uncontrolled diabetes?

Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S. It can cause a number of eye problems, some of which can lead to blindness if not addressed...

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What are some symptoms of diabetes complications?

Symptoms vary depending on the diabetes complication that you have. You may have: No symptoms if you have heart disease or atherosclerosis of a...

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How can I prevent and treat diabetes complications?

When diabetes complications are found early, you might only have to take medication to prevent progression of the disease. Only minor lifestyle...

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What sort of diet should I follow if I have diabetes?

Although some people talk about a "diabetes diet," there's really no such thing, experts say. The same healthy diet recommended for those...

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