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Reynosa, Tamaulipas: To prevent and improve healthy lifestyles, DIF Reynosa, a city council led by Maki Esther Ortiz Dominguez and the state government through the health sector, commemorated World Diabetes Day with Health
In the municipal auditorium, mainly adult adults from the active adult program had access to 35 health modules, information and healthy foods. Glasses and medical care were also delivered.
María del Refugio Anzaldúa Gutiérrez, director of the municipal DIF, said that the family medicine program with which he participated in 45,000 consultations and medical services for the prevention and treatment of diseases, in addition to comprehensive care 700 elderly people with different actions.
"DIF Reynosa we strive to have opportunities for recreation, training, employment, culture, art, health, to lead a busy life," he said. declared.
On behalf of the elderly, María Leal Rodriguez thanked the authorities for their support for health care.
"Today, we know that we are not alone, this disease is under control and, with the help of our authorities, we will fight against this global disease," he said.
Francisco Garza de Coss, representative of the state government in the north of the country, said in his message that this type of activities aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of prevention and screening early, so that treatments are put in place because much of it is possible to prevent cases and complications by maintaining a healthy diet, physical activity and normal body weight.
María Elena Blanco Chávez, coordinator of the health committee of the city council, said, on behalf of Mayor Maki Esther Ortiz Dominguez, that with the times, the disease had risen and that in Mexico more than 30,000 people were living. one million people had diabetes. and in Tamaulipas, about 5,000 patients.
The event was led by Carlos Luis Peña Garza, President of DIF City Council, Omar Nelson González Cepeda, Chief of Health Jurisdiction number 4 in Reynosa, on behalf of the State Department of Health , Gloria Molina Gamboa.
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