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Arizona youth joins tribal officials to push for continued diabetes program funding

Kendra Penningroth, Cronkite News//March 31, 2017//[read_meter]

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Arizona youth joins tribal officials to push for continued diabetes program funding

Arizona youth joins tribal officials to push for continued diabetes program funding

Kendra Penningroth, Cronkite News//March 31, 2017//[read_meter]

A diabetic woman has her blood sugar tested.  (Photo by Marcelo Camargo, Agencia Brasil/Creative Commons) Alton Villegas offered an unusual call to action on March 29...

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