Gaggliest Headlines This Week

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(I do realize that ‘gaggliest’ is not a word)But Lord, I wish I’d kept a list of all the outrageous, ridiculous, upsetting and/or just plain annoying headlines about diabetes over the past year. Wouldn’t that have made a great end-of-year roundup?…

SOURCE: Healthline RSS Feed – Read entire story here.

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