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Once you enter your 50s, there are many hormonal and other factors that can up the risk of heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. But the good news is that you can do plenty to stave off these health problems by making the right lifestyle choices. Take the issue of weight gain — which continues at a rate of around 1.5 pounds per year as women go through their 50s. Allowing the pounds to pile on can lead to a plethora of other health problems — including cardiovascular disease.

Revised and updated, Diabetes A to Z covers everything a person living with diabetes needs to know in simple, direct, and easy-to-understand language. Whether the topic is eye disease, high blood pressure, or skin care, Diabetes A to Z gives the answers curious listeners want to know. This new edition contains a variety of important updates, including information on new medications and insulins, new nutrition recommendations to match the Associations new dietary guidelines, an all new insurance section discussing new coverage options and details, and much more.