LLP027: Why blood sugar isn't important in diabetes
Somehow I went this far without talking about a disease that a day doesn't go by that I don't see it one way shape or form. Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects almost 30 million people here in the United States. It cost the health care system approximately $250 billion each year to take care of and the co-morbidities associated with diabetes are as long as a grocery lists. I have told my students in the past that diabetes isn't something I wished on my worst enemy for very good reasons which we will talk about today.
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In this episode you will learn:
- What is diabetes
- Startling facts on diabetes
- Symptoms of the disorder
- Three most common types of diabetes
- What is it like in the hospital setting
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