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Education That Empowers

AADA Colorado provides culturally responsive diabetes education designed to help individuals and families build knowledge, make informed choices, and support healthier lives. Through education and community engagement, we help connect people with trusted information about diabetes prevention, management, nutrition, and wellness.

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The African American Diabetes Podcast Is Now LIVE! 

​Diabetes doesn’t take a day off, and neither does the fight for health equity! In this powerful new episode of The African American Diabetes Podcast, host Leon Rock sits down for a conversation with power duo Dr. Trayce Osler and Michael Osler, Co-Founders of the African American Diabetes Association-Colorado Chapter..

Tune in as the Osler's share their inspiring vision and groundbreaking strategies to expand AADA’s footprint, deliver vital resources, and transform diabetes advocacy, education, and support across the entire state of Colorado. If you’re passionate about community health, equity, and driving real change, this is a conversation you cannot afford to miss!

Listen and/or watch on your favorite podcast platform! 7:00 PM September 23, 2026 or on Facebook.

 

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CB6aAHZUg/

or 

https://rss.com/podcasts/african-american-diabetes-podcast-show/3177327

Preventing and Managing Diabetes

 

Learn practical ways to prevent diabetes and better manage your health. This presentation covers healthy habits, blood sugar management, nutrition, physical activity, and steps you can take to reduce your risk of diabetes and its complications.

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Easy-to-Prepare Diabetic Meals

Simple meals can make healthy eating feel more manageable. Explore easy-to-prepare meal ideas that can support balanced eating and make mealtime more convenient for individuals and families managing diabetes.
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Simple. Nutritious. Community-Focused.

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Know Your Numbers, Know Your Health

Monitoring your blood sugar, activity, and food can help you understand what is working and what may need to change in your diabetes management. With guidance from your diabetes care and education specialist, monitoring can become a simple part of your routine.

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