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4 steps to control your diabetes for life
  • Published Date:
    July 2007
  • Language:
    eng; smo
Filetype[PDF-2.53 MB]


Details:
  • Series:
    NIH publication ; no. NDEP-67SA
  • Keywords:
  • Description:
    Step 1: Learn about diabetes -- Step 2: Know your diabetes ABCs -- Step 3: Manage your diabetes -- Step 4: Get routine care -- Notes -- Where to get help.

    Sitepu 1: A’oa’oina i mataupu o le ma’i suka -- Sitepu 2: Ia e iloa le ABCs o lou ma’i suka -- Sitepu 3: Pulea lou ma’i suka -- Sitepu 4: Ia maua tausiga -- masani e fo’ia ai fa’afitauli -- Tusi Fa’amaumauga o lo’u Ma’i Suka -- O fea e maua ai le fesoasoani.

    Booklet in English and Samoan; pages alternate between English and Samoan translations.

    Samoan June 2007/Fa’a-Samoa Iuni 2007.

    Samoan translation performed by Tele Frost-Hill.

    CS109589

    112-4-steps-samoan.pdf

  • Document Type:
    Pamphlet (or booklet)
  • Collection(s):
    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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