Inside the Diabetes "Book of Better"

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When you think about reading a book about diabetes, fun is not necessarily a term that comes to mind. Informative, well-written and engaging are all terms that might come to mind, but not necessarily fun.Chuck Eichten’s new boldly illustrated guid…

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