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KENTUCKY
DIABETES
NETWORK, INC.
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People with Diabetes
Living with Diabetes
What Is Diabetes?
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Reducing Risk
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Recipe Resources
Diabetes Healthy Eating Recipes LINK
ADA Holiday Special Recipes
Booklet Resources
Diabetes and You
Your Guide to Better Office Visits
Carb Counting and Meal Planning
Diabetes Medicines
Your Blood Sugar Diary
Prediabetes E-Booklet
Type 1 Diabetes JDRF Getting Started
Type 1 Diabetes for Parents and Caregivers
Type 1 Diabetes for Ages 2-6 years
Type 1 Diabetes for Ages 7-11 years
Type 1 Diabetes for Ages 12-16 years
Type 1 Diabetes for Ages 17-24 years
Video Resources
Diabetes Education Videos
Diabetes Stories
Diabetes Testimonials in Kentucky
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Diabetes Coalitions
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KDN Tools and Materials
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Improving Cardiovascular and Diabetes Care
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Diabetes Symposium
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Reducing Risk
Know Your Diabetes Numbers
A1C - Importance of Testing
Children - Control and Management
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Eye Complications
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Foot Care - Be Sweet to Your Feet
Foot Care - Keeping Your Feet Active
Foot Care - Take Care of Your Feet for a Lifetime
Foot Care - Taking Care of Your Feet
Foot Care - Tips
Foot Complications
Heart Disease and Stroke
Heart Health - Signs of a Heart Attack
Heart Health - Taking Care of Your Heart
Heart Health - You Are the Heart of Your Family
Heart Health and Diabetes
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Kidneys - How Well Are Your Kidneys Working?
Know Your ABCs of Diabetes
Know Your Numbers
Living a Healthier Life With Diabetes
Manage Your Diabetes for Life
Preventing Diabetes Complications
Reducing Risks
Smoking
Standards of Care Checklist
Standards of Care Log
Standards of Care Personal Log
Tips to Help You Stay Healthy
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Working With Your Health Care Team
