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Service dogs: Should I get one if I have diabetes?
Although they don't have medical degrees, furry friends may help you manage diabetes. Service dogs can be trained to sniff out blood sugar changes and aid you in other ways.

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Do you know how to treat very low blood sugar? Should you have a glucagon kit on hand? What questions should you ask your doctor? Find out now.


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