AMERICAN DIABETES DAY Day is March 24. But in the neighborhoods where Lisa Staten works—Haughville, Millersville, Stringtown, Crown Hill, and others—diabetes risk isn’t just something the residents may hear about in passing. It is a part of their daily lives, like a grating background noise that’s there 365 days a year.
“If you got the people in these neighborhoods together in a room and asked them to raise their hands if anybody in their families had diabetes, every single hand would go up,” St...

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