Diabetes Association
There are two types of major diabetes. Type 1, which 5-10% of Americans have, is where the body fails to produce insulin. Type 2, which most Americans have, is where the body does not produce insulin. Two other types of diabetes are Gestational diabetes that happens immediately after pregnancy with 5-10% to have usually Type 2 diabetes. Pre-diabetes occurs when the blood glucose levels are higher than normal yet not high enough to be Type 2 diabetes. 57 million Americans fall into this category.
The American Diabetes Association treats, diagnose, and provide extended care and research for diabetes. They are dedicated to finding the reasons for the disease and the cure to help millions of people worldwide. They have many locations all over the world that help to educate, test, and treat diabetes.
The American Diabetes Association funds research to manage, research, and cure diabetes. They deliver services to hundreds of people everywhere in the communities. They provide information and help the people who have been denied their rights due the diabetes.
The American Diabetes Association was founded in 1940 by a group of people dedicated to prevent and cure diabetes so people can improve their lives of those who have the disease. To gather more information regarding The American Diabetes Association you can visit the website at www.diabetes.org or call 1-800-342-2383.