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Urban areas are populated more densely by these races.  Populations within  cities are more at risk for diabetes and other diseases because of factors that affect their abilities to live a healthy life.

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"50% of factors affecting health are social determinants" -  University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute

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Medical students could complete their clinical within the inner cities to provide people with easier access to health care which would lower the cases of diseases caused by social determinants.

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African American and Native American Communities : higher levels of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Latino Communities : higher levels of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and hypertension

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- Poverty
- Housing
- Environment
- Access to Transportation
- Access to Local Health Care Professionals
- Segregation
- Safety Concerns

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Pancreas becomes overworked and can no longer produce insulin

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Pancreas becomes overworked and can no longer produce insulin

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Pancreas produces insulin, but cells do not bind to it

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Pancreas produces insulin, but cells do not bind to it

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Information can't be communicated between insulin and proteins, meaning the glucose can't enter the cell

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-Obesity
-Lack of Movement
-Age
-High Blood Pressure
-High-Sugar Diet

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Insulin's specific shape allows it to bind to insulin receptors on the cell, allowing it to carry out the function of signaling to the cell to activate the glucose transport proteins

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Glucose transport proteins stop moving and glucose can't enter the cell

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Glucose transport proteins stop moving and glucose can't enter the cell