Control Your Diabetes. For Life. |
Chuukese Resources |
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Tumunun
Pechen Emon Mi Uri Semwenin Suke
(Foot Care For People With Diabetes)
This flyer demonstrates ways that people with diabetes
should care for their feet. English translation is included. |
Guam Resources |
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Don’t
Lose Sight of Your Family Because of Diabetes!
This flyer encourages people with diabetes to get an annual eye
exam to prevent eye problems that can result from diabetes. |
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Be Wise...Get Immunized!
This flyer shares recommendations for immunizations and encourages people with
diabetes to visit their health care provider for vaccines to keep them healthy
and free from complications. |
Resources
for Native Hawaiians |
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Every
Hawaiian Should Know: You Can Control Your Diabetes.
This booklet was written for Hawaiians who are living with diabetes. If
you have diabetes, this booklet will show you practical ways to
understand, monitor, and manage your diabetes with the help of your
health care provider(s). A Diabetes Care Record is
included to help you track your progress. |
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You May Have Diabetes and Not Know It! -
Hawaiian version
This flyer shows the signs and symptoms of diabetes and encourages
Hawaiians to see a doctor if they think they could have diabetes.
The second
page of the flyer gives a simple definition of diabetes
and shares common diabetes risk factors. |
Resources
for Pacific Islanders |
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Every
Pacific Islander Should Know: You Can Control Your
Diabetes.
This booklet was written for Pacific Islanders who are living
with diabetes. If you have diabetes, this booklet will show
you practical ways to understand, monitor, and manage your diabetes
with the help of your health care provider(s). |
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You May Have Diabetes
and Not Know It! - Pacific version
This flyer shows the signs and symptoms of diabetes and encourages
Pacific Islanders to see a doctor if they think they could have
diabetes. The second
page of the flyer gives a simple definition of diabetes
and shares common diabetes risk factors. |
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Foot Care for People
with Diabetes
This flyer demonstrates ways that people with diabetes should
care for their feet. |
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Eat Smart
This flyer shares information about the food groups, including
the types and amounts of food that people with diabetes should
eat, and shows demonstrates how to measure food portions. |
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Better Choices: Eat
Less Fat
This flyer shows several popular food items that contain a lot
of fat and offers better choices to satisfy your cravings and
stay healthy. |
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Better
Choices: Eat Less Salt
This flyer shows several popular food items that contain a lot
of salt and offers better choices to satisfy your cravings and
stay healthy. |
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Better
Choices: Eat Less Sugar
This flyer shows several popular food items that contain a lot of sugar and offers
better choices to satisfy your cravings and stay healthy. |
Kosraean
Resources |
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Karihngihn
Niom in Nwacsnwacs (Take Care of Your Feet)
This brochure tells about the importance of foot care
for people with diabetes and shares tips on keeping your feet
and toenails clean and checking your feet for injuries. |
Marshallese Resources |
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Kejbarok
Naninmej In Tonal Eo Ibbam Toon Wot Am Mour (Control Your
Diabetes For Life)
This poster encourages
Marshallese people to take control of their diabetes through
healthy lifestyle and self-management principles. |
Palauan Resources |
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A
Secherel A Sukal A Di Nga Er Kau (Diabetes Control Booklet)
This booklet was written for people with diabetes. It
shares general information about diabetes and steps to take
charge of your diabetes. |
Pohnpeian Resources |
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Kamwahupen Mwekimwekid (Benefits of Physical
Activity)
This flyer suggests different types of physical activity and the benefits associated
with each one. English translation is included. |
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Poakoahng, Momourki, Kolokol Pein Sakatail
(Love Local, Live Local, Stay Local)
This flyer shares tips for eating healthy, local foods. English translation
is included. |
Samoan Resources
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Aoaoga
mo Ma'i Suka (Education about Diabetes) This
brochure shares general information about diabetes, including
signs and symptoms, complications, and principles of diabetes
prevention and control. |
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E
tatau i tagata Samoa uma ona iloa ma silafia auala
nei: E mafai ona PULEA le Ma'i Suka! (Every Samoan should
know: You can CONTROL diabetes!) This
brochure was written for Samoans who are living with
diabetes. It shares practical ways to understand,
monitor and manage diabetes with the help of health care providers. |
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Tausi
I Faatonuga Uma (How to take
care of yourself if you have diabetes) This postcard
was designed as an outreach tool to share information
about diabetes self-management with members of the Samoan
community. |
To learn more about these diabetes education materials,
contact us at pdep@papaolalokahi.org.