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Diabetes Seminar At ACC

MAYS LANDING - The F^tient Education Comrt'ttee of the New Jersey /Yfiliate, American Diabetes Association.‘will present “Tools for Self Management’', a seminar for diabetics, their families, friends and professionals. 8:30 a.tai. — 3:30 p.m. Saturday, April 7, at Atlantic County Community College here. Robert A. Fuhrman, M.D., President of the American Diabetes .Association, New Jersey Affiliate, Inc. will act as moderator for the pro^ra m. The featured speaker will be Avedis Khachadurian. MD., processor of medicine and chief. Division of Endocrine and Metabolic .Diseases. UMDNJ — Rutgers Medical / School. His lecture entitled “Hope 'for Tomorrow — Research Update", will include a discussion of the new insulins, pancreas transplants, beta cell transplants and the latest treatments for the complications of diabetes. Self management of diabetes through medica- ► tion, nutrition, exercise, stress management and blood glucose monitoring will be addressed by other speakers. Improve)*' communication skills between diabetics and health care providers will be discussed. M.S.N. Pre-registration is requested. For more information, call: American Diabetes Association, New ; Jersey Affilate, Inc. P.O. | Box 6423, 312 North Adamsville Road Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (201) 725-7878.

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Teitelman Show Fri.

ERMA — The students of Richard Teitelman School will present their Annual Variety .Show at 7:30 p.m. Friday. This year’s show will include singers, dancers, musicians, Karate demonstrators, gymnasts,

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