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9.25.26 | Care and Conditions, Diabetes You've Been Diagnosed with Prediabetes. Now What? A prediabetes diagnosis can be a wake-up call. Understanding prediabetes and your risk factors are important steps in staying ahead of the disease. Learn More about You've Been Diagnosed with Prediabetes. Now What?