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Last Week’s Most Read Posts On Diabetes

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November 16, 2015

by Marta Ribeiro

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1. Chiropractic Care May Help Control Peripheral Neuropathy in Diabetics

2. ‘Everything in Moderation’ Diets May Not Prevent Diabetes

3. Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome Linked to Dietary Fiber in Study

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