
I have just received a package from Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation today. The info on the big envelope is shocking: diabetes has become such a big problem in America.
These words appear on one side of the big envelope: "25.8 million Americans are afflicted with diabetes and 79 million Americans are at risk of developing diabetes, if they do not change their lifestyle."
The other side carries these words:
"Type 1 diabetes occurs most frequently in children and young adults, although it can occur at any age. Type 1 diabetes accounts for 5-10% of all diabetes in the United States. There does appear to be a genetic component to Type 1 diabetes, but the cause has yet to be identified.
Type 2 diabetes is much more common and accounts for 90-95% of all diabetes. Type 2 diabetes primarily affects adults; however recently Type 2 has begun developing in children. There is a strong correlation between type 2 diabetes, physical inactivity and obesity."
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Topics for Research and Writing:
These words appear on one side of the big envelope: "25.8 million Americans are afflicted with diabetes and 79 million Americans are at risk of developing diabetes, if they do not change their lifestyle."
The other side carries these words:
"Type 1 diabetes occurs most frequently in children and young adults, although it can occur at any age. Type 1 diabetes accounts for 5-10% of all diabetes in the United States. There does appear to be a genetic component to Type 1 diabetes, but the cause has yet to be identified.
Type 2 diabetes is much more common and accounts for 90-95% of all diabetes. Type 2 diabetes primarily affects adults; however recently Type 2 has begun developing in children. There is a strong correlation between type 2 diabetes, physical inactivity and obesity."
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Topics for Research and Writing:
- From the Web, evaluate and recommend top 3-4 most credible non-profit organizations on diabetes research. Give the info for each: title of the organization; founding person(s) and year; quote 1-2 statements that best capture each organization's mission; major accomplishments so far.
- From the Web, evaluate and recommend top 3-4 online academic journals that contribute to diabetes research. Give the info for each: title of the journal; responsible institution or university; what year was the Journal first published? publication frequency (e.g., monthly); quote 1-2 statements that best capture each journal's mission; major accomplishments so far.
- From the web, evaluate and recommend top 3-4 experts on diabetes. Give the info for each: name, job place and key bio; major accomplishments: publications, honors, etc.
- From the Web, find top 4-5 tangible products invented to treat diabetes: medicines, treatment machines and devices. Give info for each: who invented it? when and how? how efficient? any controversy?
- From the Web, find top 3-4 theories or theoretical approaches and methods for diabetes treatments. Give key info for each and quote the words.
- From credible academic journals, find and quote 3-5 explanations or analysis on the causes on Type 1 diabetes. After each quote, cite the source MLA style: (Last Name page). Then prepare a bibliography entry for each source under 'Works Cited' to connect the quote/citation with the source.
- From credible academic journals, find and quote 3-5 explanations or analysis on the causes on Type 2 diabetes. After each quote, cite the source MLA style: (Last Name page). Then prepare a bibliography entry for each source under 'Works Cited' to connect the quote/citation with the source.
- From credible academic journals, find and quote 3-5 solutions on diabetes preventions. After each quote, cite the source MLA style: (Last Name page). Then prepare a bibliography entry for each source under 'Works Cited' to connect the quote/citation with the source.