Learn about skin changes, one of the most common signs of diabetes

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Learn about the signs of diabetes that can appear on your skin

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Diabetes and Your Skin Did you know that diabetes can affect many parts of your body, including your skin? In fact, skin changes are one of the most common signs of diabetes. Learn about the signs of diabetes that can appear on your skin. Read More	Latest Features Salmonella & Food Cancer & Children UV Radiation Ehrlichiosis & Anaplasmosi Home Canning & Botulism Sexual Violence is Preventable En Español

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