Research-based YMCA class helps pre-diabetics get healthy

Carisa Cegavske
The News-Review

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Michelle Horn, left, is one of two Central Douglas County YMCA instructors trained to coordinate a diabetes prevention program involving exercise and keeping food diaries, among other activities.

MICHAEL SULLIVAN / The News-Review

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Research-based YMCA class helps pre-diabetics get healthy

Carisa CegavskeThe News-Review

Research-based YMCA class helps pre-diabetics get healthy

Carisa Cegavske
The News-Review