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8 Things Diabetics Must Watch Out for This Summer 

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“Don’t forget about heat and humidity. The combination can be dangerous,” warns Paris Roach, MD, endocrinologist at Indiana University Health. “There is some evidence that people with diabetes may not sense heat as well and may not sweat as effectively compared to people without diabetes.” Don’t stay too much outside!

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