Cassidy Horton is a personal finance reviewer and writer who has contributed to prominent publications such as AOL, Forbes, CNN, NerdWallet, ConsumerAffairs, MarketWatch, and USA TODAY. Her work focuses on providing expert guidance on topics like banking, loans, retirement planning, and healthcare financing.
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Over 38 million Americans have diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and more than 90% of these cases are Type 2 diabetes.
By: Cassidy Horton
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