Wednesday 19 June 2013
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Diabetes and the festive season
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Nursing in Practice are conducting a survey to find out more about the conversations between parents and healthcare professionals on nutrition in children under 5 years of age.
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Comments
Christmas time's a time of special food and sweets. But at this time diabetes people can enjoy this festival but with some restrictions.They should avoid to eat the sweets because it is better for them to control sugar level and get enjoy the time of festival.
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