In East Texas, living with diabetes and no health insurance
TYLER — Managing diabetes is difficult enough with health insurance. Doing it without insurance can feel impossible.
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TYLER — Managing diabetes is difficult enough with health insurance. Doing it without insurance can feel impossible.
Health care workers in East Texas said easier access to health insurance — such as Medicaid — could help drive down the number of people living with uncontrolled diabetes.
On Friday, it was revealed that a family of 7 were living inside of storage rooms within the Northern Nevada Children’s Museum in Carson City with weapons and drugs after the father of the family, Wilbert Calhoun, was arrested for suspicion of child neglect.
UT Health has launched a program devoted to disease education called Diabetes University.
UT Health East Texas is offering a free, virtual seminar at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 9. The seminar will feature a presentation titled Diabetes: Myths Versus Facts with Marci Wright,