African American Diabetes Association (AADA)
Carrying the torch forward, building on the legacy of Black leaders who have long fought for health equity in the United States. ©
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4 Life-Saving Resources for Black Diabetics
The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is proud to be named a Life-Saving Resource for Black Diabetics by BlackDoctor.org. In the article written by Evan Bollinger, he explores various resources available to Black communities, including AADA, DiabetesSisters, ADCES, and church-based programs.
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African American Diabetes Association, Inc.
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Massachusetts
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Tel: 240-564-9040
Email: info@africanamericandiabetes.org
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