Primary Prevention of Diabetes in African Americans: A Comprehensive Analysis.
This twelve-page graduate-level paper examines the primary prevention of diabetes in African Americans. The author examines a broad range of factors that may lead to diabetes onset in this group, including structural factors such as racism, poverty, physical activity, environment, stress levels, blood sugar imbalances and links to hormonal imbalances, high stress rates, malnutrition, hunger, and obesity.
