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The epidemiology of diabetes in African Americans

Front cover: Diabetes in Black America Bell, Ronny; Bertoni, Alain; Calles, Jorge; Hairston, Kristen; Hunter, Jamie; Mount, David; Whitt-Glover, Melicia C. (November 2009). “The epidemiology of diabetes in African Americans.” In Jack, Leonard Jr. (ed.), Diabetes in Black America: public health and clinical solutions to a national crisis. Roscoe, IL: Hilton, pp. 5–25 ISBN: 978-0-9815381-9-8.

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Author MindBodyInstituteBeyondPosted on November 1, 2009March 4, 2016Format LinkCategories Books & ChaptersTags african-american, chapter, diabetes, epidemiology

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