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Diabetes
-Above Average Risk
-Family History
-Hispanic diet known to be high in sugars and carbohydrates
-According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 50% of Hispanic adults in the United States are expected to develop the chronic disease type 2 diabetes

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Stroke
-Very Below Average Risk
-No known strokes in immediate or extended family.

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Prostate Cancer
-Above Average Risk
-I do not eat 5 or more servings of tomato based food a week
-Being tall increases the risk
-Most cases are not life threatening but can become dangerous if the cancer develops quickly and is aggressive

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Heart Disease
-Very Below Average Risk
-Eating fewer than 5 servings of fruit a day.
-Eat less than two servings of fish a week
-Consuming trans fat on most days (cookies,

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-29 Million people in the US have diabetes
-Be smoke free
-Healthy diet
-Limit starch in diet (beans, rice, corn)
-Continue to exercise

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-Smoke free
-Continue to be physically active as much as possible
-Limit salts in daily diet
-Continue eating fruits/vegetables

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-Incorporate tomato based food in daily diet
-Smoke free
-Avoid too much calcium, nothing over 1200mg a day

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-Avoid second hand smoke
-maintain healthy weight
-Consume more unsaturated fats (fish, walnuts, avacados)
-Heart disease is the #1 killer of men and women in the US (SITEMAN CANCER CENTER)

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No known diseases

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-No known diseases
-Latina
-Brother is a type two diabetic
-Mother is a type two diabetic(59)
-Rheumatoid Arthritis (57)
-Father is type two diabetic (52), has hypertension(47)

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-North African
-Type 2 diabetic
-Mother is type two diabetic
-Father has no known diseases
-7 other siblings with no known health issues