Diabetes Awareness Month Β· Metabolic Myths
Beyond the Diagnosis
A November series on what to do with your numbers β before a diagnosis, at it, and after it.
A diagnosis tells us when a condition meets defined criteria. It does not necessarily tell us when we first had an opportunity to act. Each week this month, Dr. Dwain Woode takes one decision people face around diabetes and walks through it, with a free guide to keep. New episodes are added here as they air.
This week
Watch it, then keep the guide
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Are You Waiting for Diabetes to Tell You Something Is Wrong?
What a normal result does and doesn't tell you, who should be checked and when, and why one diagnosis in a family can give everyone else a head start.
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Free tools you can use today
- CDC1-minute prediabetes risk test Take the test →
- American Diabetes Association60-second Type 2 Diabetes Risk Test Take the test →
- CDCFind a recognized lifestyle change program Find a program →
A risk test isn't a diagnosis. If it says your risk is high, talk with your doctor.
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This page is for education, not medical advice. Don't stop or change any medicine without your care team. Chest pain or sudden or severe shortness of breath: call 911.