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Try Our Diabetes-Friendly Harvest Bounty Dinner Menu

Try Our Diabetes-Friendly Harvest Bounty Dinner Menu

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Diabetes Self-Management magazine offers nutritious and tasty diabetes-friendly recipes and up-to-date, practical “how-to” information on nutrition, exercise, new drugs, medical advances, self-help, and the many other topics you need to know about to take control of your health.

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This blog entry was written by Senior Digital Editor Diane Fennell.

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