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American Diabetes Association Speech Outline

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Show ADA Some Support! Purpose: I want to convince my audience to learn about the American Diabetes Association and to make healthy choices from the organization. Introduction: Today, I will talk to you about the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and what you can do to show your support. I chose to represent this organization because many members in my family is diagnosed with diabetes. Do anybody in the audience have or know another person that has diabetes? In 1910, an English physiologist, Sir Edward Albert Sharpey-Schafer, had discovered insulin by examining the pancreas. Thirty years later, American Diabetes Association was founded. The fifty states and the District of Columbia put together this organization to prevent and cure individuals

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