•The diabetes program pages on the IHS headquarters web site include information about the various Area Diabetes Programs around the country, and links to publications and other educational resources.
•The diabetes best practices pages on the National Diabetes Program Site include information about 16 topics. You can download a short or a long version.
• The Lower Extremity Amputation Prevention Program, at the Hansen's Disease Center in Louisiana. The LEAP program offers free equipment and videos, as well as information.
• The National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse has the latest information on diabetes statistics, resources, treatments and clinical trials.
• Take Charge of Your Diabetes, an excellent CDC publication, initially a book, is now available online in Acrobat Reader (pdf) format. Highly recommended. (The CDC server is sometimes slow or hard to connect to. Keep trying.)
• The National Diabetes Education Program is an excellent resource for diabetes education.
• The IHS Kidney Disease Program has many resources for chronic kidney disease.
• The American Association of Diabetes Educators site offers a page of continuing education listings, a product catalog with numerous useful publications and promotional materials, online meeting rooms and discussion forums, articles and abstracts, and more.
• News, bookstore, nutrition information and recipes, journals, research, and general diabetes information of interest to people with diabetes and those who care for them from the American Diabetes Association.
• The National Library of Medicine's Arctic Health site describes itself as an information portal to issues affecting the health and well-being of our planet's northernmost inhabitants.
• The Health and Human Services portal is an excellent starting point for reliable information on a wide variety of health topics and health-related organizations.
Questions? Call the Diabetes Team: 907-729-1125
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