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November was National Diabetes Month. WJZ's Nicole Baker spoke with LifeBridge Health Dr. Asha Thomas about what diabetes is and how to prevent getting at least one form of it.

While it can affect your body differently when you have diabetes, sugar doesn’t have to be completely off the table.

As it becomes clearer which antihypertensive therapies are most effective, it also becomes clear that it is not always obvious which factors increase risk.

Emerging research is bringing much debate about the term type 3 diabetes as a moniker for Alzheimer's disease.

For those with type 2 diabetes, lifestyle changes — like eating a healthy diet that helps keep their blood sugar levels in range and manage their weight — can help.

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