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To improve the lives of children and adults affected by diabetes through prevention, education and service.
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Car Donation Program
Donate your old car, boat or RV and help raise much needed funds for the NDA Camps for Kids with Diabetes. In Northen Nevada or California call (866) 392-4483. or donate online and be sure you select the Nevada Diabetes Association on the pull down charity tab. In Southern Nevada call 702-279-8440.

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Diet & Nutrition

Proper diet is one of the important elements in managing diabetes. Because one type of diet does not fit all we recommend that you review your meal plan need with a qualified dietician...


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Insurance Information

If you are a resident of the State of Nevada and do not now have heath insurance and you have been denied health insurance because you have diabetes, you may now be eligible...
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Contact Us
NDACA
1005 Terminal Way, Suite 170
Reno, NV. 89502
Phone: 775-856-3839 or
800-379-3839
Fax 775.348-7591
ndaca@diabetesnv.org

NDACA
PO Box 750688
Las Vegas, NV 89136
Phone: 702-364-5604 or
1-800-379-3839




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NDA Driving for Diabetes

 

Shotgun Golf Tournament
July 19, 2009
Golf Club at Fernley
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Diabetes News and Update

New Diabetes Drug Shows Promise in Trial

MONDAY, June 8 (HealthDay News) -- An experimental diabetes drug called liraglutide appears to outperform exenatide (Byetta), the only currently approved drug in its class, a study funded by liraglutide's maker, Novo Nordisk, shows.

Flip the Fat Switch

Sotomayor's nomination spotlights diabetes myths

Diabetes, Heart Disease: Drugs vs. Surgery

Drug Therapy Just as Good as Angioplasty or Surgery for Diabetes Patients With Heart Disease
By Charlene Laino WebMD Health News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD June 8, 2009 -- For people with diabetes and stable heart disease, drug therapy works just as well as immediate bypass surgery or angioplasty to open clogged arteries, a study suggests.


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