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He was diagnosed with Type II diabetes.diabetes = a disease in which the body can't control the amount of sugar in the blood and that is marked by excessive urination and persistent thirst
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Because of diabetes and all the other health problems caused by obesity, kids in the U.S. today may turn out to be the first group of Americans with life spans that are shorter than their parents'. (source)
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"Doctors can't help with them diabetes," he said, much too loudly.† (source)diabetes = any of several metabolic disorders characterized by abnormally high glucose levels in the blood and marked by excessive urination and persistent thirst
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In the 1990s, diabetes and heart disease converged on him.† (source)
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Aviel with his diabetes or Jochebed with the leg wound that won't heal.† (source)
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The blind man dies of diabetes.† (source)
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"I'd love to," Y.T. says, "but my diabetes is acting up real bad."† (source)diabetes = any of several metabolic disorders characterized by abnormally high glucose levels in the blood and marked by excessive urination and persistent thirst
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Do you have diabetes (which has a powerful association with heart disease)?† (source)
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Bubeh had diabetes and had to take insulin every day, which my Aunt Betsy often gave her.† (source)
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And so it was Dr. van Veen, a couple of years later, who first discovered that Tante Jans had diabetes.† (source)
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For one thing, she was overweight and suffered from a form of diabetes.† (source)
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I also told them a huge lie, that I had diabetes.† (source)
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Janet Isinghoff was thirty-three years old, primigravid, with a family history of diabetes.† (source)
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Sadly, I discovered that my niang had developed diabetes and a weak heart condition.† (source)
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He developed colitis and in 1909 learned he had diabetes.† (source)
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I already signed up for a diabetes class and a stroke class to get more understanding about that.† (source)
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