DAV launches a free diabetes resource hub for veterans
Veterans in the US are nearly twice as likely to develop diabetes as the general population. A significant portion of veterans who receive VA care, approximately 25%, are dealing with the condition. The Disabled American Veterans organization has launched a resource hub to provide information and support for veterans with diabetes.
This hub is designed to be a single destination for understanding and managing the condition. Further details about the resource hub and its features are available from the source. The hub aims to provide veterans, caregivers, and advocates with a comprehensive understanding of diabetes, including risk factors, prevention strategies, and day-to-day care.
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