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More Symptoms for the Condition of Gestational Diabetes

More Symptoms for the Condition of Gestational Diabetes

Gestational diabetes is the term for high blood sugar occurring in non-diabetic women during pregnancy. As the condition usually develops toward the end of the second trimester, most women are asked to take a glucose tolerance test between the 24th and 28th week of pregnancy. Many women would never suspect that they had gestational diabetes without taking the test–gestational diabetes does not necessarily produce symptoms. There are, however, a few classic signs.

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Coeliac Disease

Coeliac Disease

Coeliac disease–more commonly spelled celiac disease and also called gluten-sensitive enteropathy, celiac sprue and nontropical sprue–is an incurable yet treatable genetic disorder characterized by an abnormal immune-system reaction to ingesting the protein gluten. According to the National Institutes of Health, coeliac disease is found worldwide, and more than 2 million Americans have it.

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What Kinds of Health Insurance Can I Get if I Work for an Employer with Less than 50 Employees?

What Kinds of Health Insurance Can I Get if I Work for an Employer with Less than 50 Employees?

Many employers with less than 50 employees offer employee benefit packages. Considered small group health insurance, employers may offer medical and dental insurance plans and other health benefits, such as wellness and disease management programs. If your employer does not offer group health insurance, you can find coverage on your own or through organizations, such as trusts or association where you are a member.

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