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October 31, 2024

10 Common Myths About Type 2 Diabetes

Myth: I should only get checked for diabetes if I have symptoms.
Truth: Many people with diabetes don't have symptoms. Catching diabetes early can prevent damage from high blood sugars. Getting checked regularly is the best first step for protection.

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