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Managing Diabetes
Because individuals with diabetes do not produce adequate amounts of insulin, they must actively manage their blood sugar levels. This involves taking medications designed to either replace insulin or stimulate its production, as well as strictly controlling the amount of carbohydrates and sugars in their diet.
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