From its earliest beginnings, the United States of America has been composed of immigrants from nations around the world. Some, like European Americans, came voluntarily in search of better opportunities. Others, like African Americans, were brought as captives to their new land. Native Americans, already established, were forced to adjust to these new groups and the others that came after them, such as Latino Americans, Asian Americans, and most recently, Arab Americans.

Diabetes at your fingertips is a practical, useful guide on the everyday issues of living with diabetes.
It has drawn from its panel of experienced medical experts to present the most commonly asked questions, with simple answers in non-medical terms.

This book explores issues such as different ways of treating diabetes, how to adjust your lifestyle and eating habits, and the effects of diabetes on pregnant women, children and teenagers.