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Uganda Diabetes Association
This document serves as a formal response from the Uganda Diabetes Association to a published article in the New Vision newspaper that inaccurately attributes rising diabetes rates to staple foods. The association emphasizes the importance of accurate information regarding dietary influences on diabetes and advocates for a correction based on scientific evidence. It highlights the distinction between processed foods and traditional staples in relation to diabetes risk.
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