While Type 1 Diabetes is most often developed at a younger age, Type 2 Diabetes is the more common type and is most commonly diagnosed in middle-aged and older people. Due to lifelong eating and lifestyle habits that contribute to diabetes’ development, seniors are at a greater risk for developing this disease.
Schadrey Bonds, primary care provider, joined us with some great advice for seniors to help keep their Type 2 Diabetes in check.
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