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Diabetes and depression: Coping with the two conditions
The rigors of dealing with diabetes can be stressful and may lead to depression. Fortunately, managing one condition can have a positive effect on the other.

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Can medications help prevent diabetic macular edema?
It usually isn't necessary to take medicine to avoid diabetic macular edema. Instead, protect your vision by making healthy lifestyle choices.


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