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UK Your Guide	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Introduction to diabetes Treatment & your health Living with diabetes What care to expect Year of care Complications Food and recipes Diabetes education Your stories My life - for young people with diabetes
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UK What is diabetes	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   What is diabetes? Diabetes insipidus Prediabetes Diabetes and the body - animation Maturity onset diabetes of the young (MODY) Gestational diabetes Type 2 diabetes in children
UK	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Diabetes symptoms Causes and risk factors Treating diabetes Myths
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UK   Blood glucose target ranges	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Blood glucose target ranges   Recommended levels It is important that the blood sugar  levels being aimed for are as near normal as possible (that is in the range of those of a person who does not have diabetes). These are: 3.5 - 5.5mmols/l before meals less than 8mmols/l,  2 hours after meals. There are many different opinions about the ideal range to aim for. As this is so individual to each person, the target levels must be agreed between the person and their diabetes team. Your healthcare team will be able to give your individual medical advice on what targets are best for you. The target blood sugar  ranges below are indicated as a guide. Children with Type 1 diabetes (NICE 2004) Before meals: 4-8mmols/L Two hours after meals: less than 10mmols/L Adults with Type 1 diabetes (NICE 2004) Before meals: 4- 7mmols/L 2 hours after meals: less than 9mmols/L Type 2 diabetes (NICE 2008) Before meals: 4-7mmol/L Two hours after meals: less than 8.5mmols/L     Worried about blood sugar  testing? Urine testing Finger pricking devices and lancet
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UK Treatment & your health	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Treatment & your health Eating well Keeping active Smoking Managing your weight Treatments Structured Education Monitoring your health Vaccinations
UK Living with diabetes	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Living with diabetes Coping with diabetes Everyday life Caring for someone with diabetes Caring for children with diabetes Sex and diabetes Pregnancy and diabetes Type 1 videos
UK	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   What care to expect From the NHS From your healthcare team In hospital InfoBank - your local care At your annual review Your responsibilities Complaints
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UK Complications	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Complications Short term complications Long term complications Cardiovascular disease Retinopathy - eyes Nerves (Neuropathy) Kidneys (Nephropathy) Skin (Necrobiosis) Breasts (Mastopathy) Musculoskeletal Conditions
UK Food and recipes	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Food and recipes Eating well with Type 1 diabetes Eating well with Type 2 diabetes   Recipes Adapting recipes Catering for people with diabetes General cooking tips Shopping The Glycaemic Index Carbohydrate counter Fasting and diabetes Celebrations and eating out Alcohol and diabetes Sugar and sweeteners
UK Eating well with Type 2 diabetes	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Eating well with Type 2 diabetes 1. Eat three meals a day 2. At each meal include starchy carbohydrate foods 3. Cut down on the fat you eat, particularly saturated fats 4. Eat more fruit and vegetables 5. Include more beans and lentils 6. Aim for at least two portions of oily fish a week 7. Limit sugar and sugary foods 8. Reduce salt in your diet to 6g or less a day 9. Drink alcohol in moderation only 10. Don’t use diabetic foods or drinks        Read more....  CLICK HERE ......    Eating well with Type 2 diabetes
UK Food Labels	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/ Know your Food Labels: Click Here: http://www.storetour.co.uk/knowYourLabels_energy.htm
UK Diabetes education	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Diabetes education Structured education courses Family network days Living with diabetes days Other educational events
UK Stories	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Some stories Behind my father's suffering lies diabetes 'My diabetes has never stopped me racing' 'I want to share my story to prove that having diabetes will not stop you achieving your goals.' 'I wish that this sort of publicity had been around when I was primary school age.'
UK Young Adults	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   My life - home Treatment and care Food and diet Sport and physical activity Relationships Work and study Living my life Travelling Help and support
UK Young People & Children	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/ My life - for children and young people with diabetes
UK   HelpLine	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Careline Diabetes UK Careline Diabetes UK Careline provides support and information to people with diabetes as well as friends, family and carers. By telephone By email Send your questions by email to: Diabetes UK Careline: careline@diabetes.org.uk Diabetes UK Careline Scotland: carelinescotland@diabetes.org.uk. By post FAQs Here are some examples of the questions we are often asked: I’ve just been diagnosed. What should I do now? I’m finding it difficult to accept the diagnosis – how do I cope? What can I and can’t I eat? Can I still drink alcohol? What are the different types of tablets and insulin? What are the possible side effects? When/how often should I test? What should my blood sugar  levels be? What if they go too high or too low? What‘s the law about driving? I’m about to go on holiday abroad. How do I keep my insulin cool in a hot country? What else do I need to consider when travelling? My child has diabetes and finds it hard to give up his treats. Why don’t you recommend diabetic chocolate and sweets? Answers to FAQs If you have a question about diabetes, you may find the answer you need in frequently asked questions.
UK Menu Planner	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/ Menu Planner. Click Here: http://www.storetour.co.uk/MenuPlanner.aspx
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UK Online communities	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Online communities Social media Related forums Blogs Photo sharing Video sharing Virtual worlds 'Get involved' blog Online communities Get involved, support each other Diabetes UK has been an innovator in branching out into all the main social media websites, in an effort to reach people who need us by setting up pages on the sites you use every day. Information, support and engagement Almost two-thirds of people using the internet communicate through online communities such as Facebook, Myspace and YouTube and, lately, newer services such as Twitter. Find them on Here are the main places you'll  find us: Get a taste of each site Read more about what you'll find from Diabetes UK on social media sites, the photo sharing site Flickr and video sharing site YouTube, and the virtual world of Second Life. Find out about blogs and visit the diabetes forum site  www.diabetessupport.co.uk. What's on offer Online communities let you chat and discuss issues with other supporters, watch and comment on our videos, upload your photos, and discover virtual HQ with its information and activities. Also a dedicated diabetes forum site. For Diabetes UK members Diabetes UK members also have their own online community where they can share stories, photos, read blogs, comment on their work, get the latest research news and much more. A safe and friendly place to share experiences More than ever, people from different regions can share experiences and ideas online and there areare dedicated volunteers making the online communities are a safe and friendly place for all. Find Diabetes UK on ... Facebook Myspace Bebo Twitter YouTube Second Life   Join Diabetes UK for info and support Talk to others and find support
UK YouTube DiabetesUK	Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Diabetes UK on YouTube Diabetes UK’s YouTube channel contains 40+ videos. Take a look at their videos.
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UK   Health Professionals	Health Professionals Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   News, updates, prizes and alerts Silent Assassin awareness campaign Diabetes Specialist Nurses (DSNs) Education and skills Conferences and training Publications, reports and resources Resources for patients Sharing your practice Service improvement Help us help you GP Surgery Network Professional members' webspace Membership
UK   Research	Research Diabetes UK http://www.diabetes.org.uk/   Research timeline Funded research For researchers Publications Help fund research Get involved in research Position statements Islet cell transplantation Contact the Research team
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CDA Canada	Complications Depression Digestive problems Vision loss Skin problems Foot care Heart Disease and Stroke Men's Sexual Health Thyroid disease Diabetes and your emotions Celiac disease Kidney Disease Risk Assessment - Your Health
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CDA Canada	Youth Diabetes, Your Child, and You Children and Type 2 Children and Type 1 Teens and Diabetes Healthy Eating for School-age Children Special Occasions
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CDA Canada For Health Professionals	For Health Professionals http://www.diabetes.ca/for-professionals/   Clinical & Scientific Section News Executive Committee Membership Awards Diabetes Educator Section News Policies and Procedures of DES Standards Recognition Program Committees Chapters Membership National Executives Awards Call for Nominations 2010 Annual Report DES Events CDA/CSEM Conference World Diabetes Congress Newsletters 2010 CDA/CSEM Professional Conference and Annual Meetings Abstract Book 2008 Multimedia Research 2010 Research Competition Clinical Trials 2009 Funded Operating Grants and Personnel Awards Charles H. Best Research Fund For Funded Researchers Resources CPG Tool Kit Publications Presentations Nutrition Additional Educator Materials Best and Promising Practices
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	United States of America American Diabetes Association (ADA)   http://www.diabetes.org/
ADA  USA OUTLINE	American Diabetes Association  http://www.diabetes.org/ Diabetes Basics Living With Diabetes Food & Fitness How to Help Community Events News and Research For Health Professionals Surviving the Holidays Información en Español About Us Site Map Diabetes Pro News Media Careers Your Diabetes Story What's Your Story?
ADA  USA Basics & Tips	Diabetes Basics Type 1 Type 2 Gestational Prevention Symptoms Diabetes Statistics Tips Common Terms Diabetes Myths   Tips From the 101 Tips Series from ADA.   The 101 Tips Series is a reference tool to cover your diabetes care from head to toe. Whether you're looking for tips on nutrition or footcare, the easy-to-read, Q&A format appeals to all types of readers. View titles in the series!
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ADA  USA Living with Diabetes   Connect With Others	Living with Diabetes Recently Diagnosed Treatment & Care Complications Planning for a Healthy Life For Parents & Kids Know Your Rights Connect With Others   Connect With Others Discuss healthy eating habits in our "Eating Right" Message Boards. Visit the Message Boards
ADA  USA Recently Diagnosed	Recently Diagnosed Treatment & Care Complications Planning for a Healthy Life For Parents & Kids Know Your Rights Connect With Others
ADA  USA For Parents & Kids	For Parents & Kids - Recently Diagnosed Planet D Everyday Life Family Communication Managing Diabetes Diabetes at School ADA Camps Family Link Support for Your Family
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ADA  USA Treatment & Care	Treatment & Care blood sugar  Control Health Insurance Options Medication My Healthcare Team Oral Health and Hygiene Transplantation
ADA  USA Blood Glucose Control	Blood Glucose Control A1C Blood Glucose Meters Checking for Ketones Checking Your blood sugar Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) Hyperglycemia (High blood sugar ) Hypoglycemia (Low blood sugar ) Tight Diabetes Control
ADA  USA Tight Blood Glucose Control	Tight Diabetes Control   Read more....Tight Diabetes Control What does tight control mean? Tight control means getting as close to a normal (nondiabetic) blood sugar  level as you safely can. Ideally, this means levels between 70 mg/dl (3.8 mmol/l) and 130 mg/dl before meals (7.2 mmol/L), and less than 180 (10mmol/L) two hours after starting a meal, with a glycated hemoglobin (A1C) level less than 7 percent. The target number for glycated hemoglobin will vary depending on the type of test your doctor's laboratory uses. In real life, you should set your goals with your doctor. Keeping a normal level all the time is not practical. And it's not needed to get results. Every bit you lower your blood sugar  level helps to prevent complications.   Living with tight control To get tight control, you must do the following: Pay more attention to your diet and exercise. Measure your blood sugar  levels more often. If you take insulin, change how much you use and your injection schedule. Read more....Tight Diabetes Control
ADA  USA Healthcare Team	Your Healthcare Team   My Healthcare Team Your Health Care Team Other Specialists Visiting Your Health Care Team Your First Visit When You're Sick Future Visits
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ADA  USA Food	Food Recipes What Can I Eat Planning Meals MyFoodAdvisor Cookbooks
ADA  USA  Fitness	Fitness Getting Motivated Ideas for Exercise Fitness Management Weight Loss
ADA  USA Support a Relative or Friend	Tips for Really Helping a Person Who Has Diabetes http://www.diabetes.org/how-to-help/support/ By Richard R. Rubin, PhD, CDE, ADA's Past-President, Health Care & Education   Tip 1: Learn about diabetes. Tip 2: Understand your loved one's diabetes. Tip 3: Find out what your loved one really needs. Tip 4: Offer the help your loved one asks for. Tip 5: Talk about your feelings. Tip 6: Get help. Tip 7: Get started   Read more.........      http://www.diabetes.org/how-to-help/support/
ADA  USA   News and Research	News and Research http://www.diabetes.org/news-research/   News Diabetes in the News Diabetes Forecast Ask the Expert Research Recent Research ADA Research Foundation Research Database Access: Diabetes Research
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ADA  USA   For Health  Professionals	For Health Professionals DiabetesPro Home Meetings and Continuing Education Opportunities Scientific Sessions Webcasts Resources for Professionals Clinical Practice Recommendations Professional Membership Journals Books for Professionals Research Grant Applications and Administration About Diabetes Research Recognition Programs Professional Section Interest Groups Professional Section Quarterly Point of Care
ADA  USA   Ask the Expert	Ask the Expert http://www.diabetes.org/news-research/news/ask-the-expert/ On each of our expert pages, you will find a list of Top 10 Questions with helpful answers about preventing and managing diabetes. If you do not see the answer you need, please submit a new question. And don't forget to check back regularly for new information.
ADA  USA   Estimated Average Glucose (eAG)	Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/treatment-and-care/blood-glucose-control/estimated-average-glucose.html "Average glucose" will soon be a key part of your diabetes tool kit. Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) is a new way to understand how well you're managing your diabetes. Using eAG may help you get a better idea of how well you are taking care of your diabetes. And that can help you and your health care provider know what changes you may need to make to be as healthy as possible. To convert your HbA1C value to an eAG ("Average glucose" ) value CLICK HERE:   http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/treatment-and-care/blood-glucose-control/estimated-average-glucose.html   See chart below for a comparison of A1C (%) and average glucose levels (mg/dl)   Comparison of A1C and eAG levels A1C % eAG (mg/dl) eAG (mmol/l) 6% 126 7.0 6.5% 140 7.8 7% 154 8.6 7.5% 169 9.4 8% 183 10.1 8.5% 197 10.9 9% 212 11.8 9.5% 226 12.6 10% 240 13.4     Related Links: Diabetes Forecast: An article on eAG eAG for Health Professionals Flyer describing the relationship between A1C and eAG Questions and Answers regarding estimated Average Glucose (eAG) Use of eAG in Patient Care Powerpoint presentation Translating the hemoglobin A1c assay into estimated average glucose values David M. Nathan, Judith Kuenen, Rikke Borg, Hui Zheng, David Schoenfeld, and Robert J. Heine, for the A1c-Derived Average Glucose (ADAG) Study Group.  Diabetes Care 2008 Translating the hemoglobin A1C assay Editorial. Richard Kahn and Vivian Fonseca. Diabetes Care 2008 A statement from the American Association for Clinical Chemistry regarding the reporting of eAG
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India	Diabetes India.com  ABCs of Diabetes Definition Symptoms Who is at risk: http://www.diabetesindia.com/diabetes/flash/diab_type2/who.html Cause: http://www.diabetesindia.com/diabetes/flash/diab_type2/causes.html Insulin Production in the Pancreas Insulin Function in the Body Damage to Circulatory and Nervous Systems Damage to Specific Organs
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India	Diabetes India.com  Treatment  Weight Loss Diet, and Exercise Exercise: why how what when Glucose Monitoring at Home Laboratory Tests   Medications for Type 2 Diabetes Sulfonylureas Metformin Acarbose Glitazones Insulin Injections
India	Diabetes India.com  Glucose Monitoring at Home Exercise: why how what when Diet, and Exercise
India	Diabetes India.com  Know your target Control your Blood sugars Control your food and diet Diets and fats blood sugar  Testing - 10 Commandments Exercise - what about it ? Learning about Lipids (Fats) Gin (a drink) is not a sin Walk for Health Understand Diabetes- Take charge ABCs Feeling Sick (some days) Tablets Heart Disease High Blood Pressure With Diabetes Feet Forever Foot problems Your nerves in diabetes Kidneys Eyes - the future Eyes in Diabetes Ease the Pain of neuropathy Type 2 Diabetes and Treatment- Insulin ? Hypo's Have a goodnight out once in a while ! Myths and realities Cure for Diabetes ?????
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India   Health Professionals	Diabetes India.com  Health Professionals Diagnosis- Glucose Challenge Diagnosis - The right way, screening, high risk patients, Method Diet Exercise Monitoring blood sugar Educating Patients Target Levels Teaching Patients ABCs Basis of Treatment Avoiding complications Insulin therapy Blood Pressure and Diabetes Diabetic Nephropathy Atherosclerosis Eyes Peripheral Neuropathy Feet Lipids Fasting Hyperglycemia Oral Hypoglycaemic agents (Tablets) Hypoglycaemia Acute hyperglycaemic complications !! Childhood Diabetes Surgery in Diabetic Patients ED in males Female Sexual Dysfunction
India   Health Professionals Diet	Diabetes India.com  Health Professionals Diet Basic Diet Advice How to Judge calories allowed in your patient's diet Carbohydrates Proteins Fats Cooking oils: Did Grandmother Know Best? Is salt bad for diabetics? Fruits and the diabetic diet GIN is NOT always SIN! How safe are artificial sweeteners? Diet supplements.
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