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The Health Yarn Episode 2: Diabetes Victoria

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Indigenous Health
November 10, 2023
Tiffany Humes from Diabetes Victoria and Dr. Julia Marshall from NEPHU join host Erica ‘Gypsy’ Higgins to explore the profound impact diabetes can have on individuals and communities.

Diabetes is an ever-growing health concern, affecting the lives of Victorians and Australians.  

Tiffany Humes, a dedicated advocate for those living with diabetes, shares her extensive knowledge on the resources and support systems available to help people manage living with Diabetes. From educational programs to community initiatives, she highlights the importance of empowering individuals with the tools and information they need to lead healthy lives. 

On the medical front, Dr. Julia Marshall provides an in-depth look at the complexities of diabetes management. She discusses the various strategies used to control blood sugar levels, the importance of regular monitoring, and the latest advancements in treatment options. Dr. Marshall also emphasises the need for early detection and intervention to prevent long-term complications, making her contribution to the conversation both informative and essential. 

Listen to the full episode below or via the 3knd soundcloud. 

This episode of 3KND’s radio show is a call to action for greater awareness and understanding of diabetes. Whether you’re living with diabetes, caring for someone who is, or simply want to learn more about this widespread health issue, this episode offers practical advice and expert perspectives that are crucial in today’s health landscape. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to listen to the experts and deepen your understanding of diabetes and the unique impacts on Indigenous communities. 

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