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Kevin Chappel "Black youths: the new face of diabetes: as African-American youngsters have become heavier, half of then are predicted to be diagnosed with the disease during their lifetime". Ebony. FindArticles.com. 24 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_5_63/ai_n24357738/

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• Lupe Fiasco
• Iconic style: Tina Knowles gives expert advice on dressing the part
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• Could you have diabetes and not know it?
• Lessons abroad: a college student encounters hate, finds love in Spain
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• Michael Jackson
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• "Finally, my healthy weight!"
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• Hollywood style
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• Strictly for laughs
  by Maurice S. Ennels
• Auto financing: leasing versus buying: let cost and personal requirements dictate your decision
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• Inside the historic Obama campaign: a message from the president & CEO
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Standing Tall: Lessons in Turning Adversity into Victory
• Overexercising: just don't do it! Too much physical activity can produce some serious, unexpected problems
• What makes an image maker? Behind the scenes with the stylists who create looks for top celebrities
  by Michaela angela Davis
• Must Christians go to church: yes! The church remains force for political and social change
  by Clarence L. James
• Anatomy of a moment: how team Obama & Black America are making history
  by Sylvester Monroe
• A spotlight on individuals who are moving onward & upward
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• On the radar
• Expert advice on relationships: Dr. Joyce answers yur questions about marriage and dating and romance
  by Joyce Hamilton Berry
• From Atlanta to Africa: American youngsters embark on a journey of self-discovery in Ghana
  by Chandra R. Thomas
• To be good Christians? No! Organized Black religion is failing
  by Haki R. Madhubuti
• Angie Stone: 'living my life with diabetes: singer urges African-Americans to take control of the disease—now
• Ebony on the scene
• Malcolm Lee: director's new comedy brings plenty of drama to the big screen, too
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• The importance of being a gentleman in not-so-gentle times: for many young men today, life is about "acting hard, having attitude and swagger"
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• A healthier you learning the facts and figures about diabetes
  by James R. Gavin, III
• Cloudy: iridescent Spring 2008 fashions forecast inviting shimmery skies that depict the changing weather and wardrobes
  by Eunice Johnson
• International affairs
• 5 questions for … Ice Cube
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• March: what's happening where?
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Black youths: the new face of diabetes: as African-American youngsters have become heavier, half of then are predicted to be diagnosed with the disease during their lifetime
  by Kevin Chappel
• Breakfast in 20 minutes or less: fabulous finds for the most favored meal of the day
  by Charlotte Lyons
• 10 hottest couples
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• Lenny
  by Lynn Norment
• 'Let's not say or play the race card'
  by Star Jones
• 10 biggest diabetes myths: knowing fact from fiction can help control the deadly disease
• Honor your temple: work off pounds while praising your higher power
  by Lynette Holloway
• To spank or not spank
  by Melani Gutierrez
• Simone
• Lashing out: get mile-long lashes in minutes with the right tools
  by Christine James
• The ABCs of diabetes: what's the difference between type 1 & 2 diabetes?
• Growing up CEO: parents can nurture a child's entrepreneurial spirit
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• Memorable Photo
  by P.M. Thomas
• Maceo Parker
• Raising the bar: transform an everday look into a signature statement
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• The ravages of diabetes: diabetes is associated with an increased risk for a number of serious, sometimes life-threatening complications, and African-Americans experience an even greater threat. Good diabetes management can help reduce risk
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