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By: Katie Garnett, Brittany Vereen, Brandon Lacks, & Jason Moorehead

~Description of Diabetes~ Diabetes is a lifelong disease which majorly affects your health, it’s where you have high sugars in the blood. Diabetes can be caused by too little insulin. Most overweight people can get diabetes very easily.

Pictures Of People Who Have Diabetes

Symptoms Increased Thirst Frequent Urination Blurred Vision Extreme Hunger Unexplained Weight Loss Mild/High Blood Pressure Frequent Infections

Treatment Pricking of the finger to check the blood sugar Exercise Therapy Medications

Prevention Tips EXERCISE! Watch your eating habits Don’t eat so much sweets/junk food

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