Reply to "ACEs & Diabetes"

Hi Yvonne,

I took a look at the AMA's website and didn't see anything about ACEs. I don't know if what I have indirectly helps in that I've written a detailed blog post referencing 8 categories of adversity that increase risk for type 2 diabetes, including ACEs and discrimination.

As part of this I've created a detailed 2 page fact sheet summarizing this with 2 pages of references (which can be downloaded for free from the link above). I envision this fact sheet as the kind of resource that can be incorporated into prevention as well as treatment.

I also have written about ACEs and other categories of adversity that increase risk for type 1 diabetes.

Veronique Mead, MD, MA

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