New American Red Cross data reveals that 1 in 5 blood donors have elevated A1C levels — a sign that prediabetes and diabetes are prevalent among adults in generally good health.
The free test, which shows blood sugar levels and diabetes risk, is available to American Red Cross donors throughout March.
According to new data from the Red Cross, 1 in 5 blood donors have elevated levels of A1C, indicating prediabetes and diabetes are prevalent among adults in generally good health.
Red Cross cites severe blood shortage, urges March donors with free A1C blood sugar screening and a $15 Amazon Gift Card for those who give blood, platelets or plasma.
New American Red Cross data reveals that 1 in 5 blood donors have elevated A1C levels -- a sign that prediabetes and diabetes are prevalent among adults in generally good health. The findings are ...
The American Red Cross urges donors to help the national blood supply recover from a severe blood shortage and empower their health by making an appointment to give blood or […] ...
Through the end of March, the Red Cross is offering all donors a free A1C test — a screening that measures average blood sugar levels and can detect early signs of pre-diabetes and diabetes.
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