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Lady Netters Fall 9-0 to 9th-Ranked Columbus State
COLUMBUS, GA – The North Georgia women's tennis team went up against another top-10 team on Sunday afternoon, falling 9-0 at 9th-ranked Columbus State University in Peach Belt Conference action at the Mary V. Blackon Tennis Center.
The Lady Saints fall to 5-4 overall on the season and move to 2-3 on the year in Peach Belt Conference action, while the Lady Cougars stay perfect at 7-0 overall and 4-0 in league action.
The Lady Cougars got off to a quick start as the doubles teams only dropped six total points. Tracy Castillo and Loriane Favoretto defeated Stasa Vujosevic and Laura Chapman 8-2 at No. 1 doubles. In second doubles, Madeline Johnson and Olivera Jokic bested Juliana Moscoso Chiang and Audrey Marlette 8-3, while Andrea Redrado and Renata Paiva took down Jordan Poole and Matilda Watson 8-1 at No. 3 doubles.
In singles action, Chapman put up the most resistance for North Georgia, taking the opening set 6-3, but after falling 6-3 in the second, 17th-ranked Tracy Castillo rallied 10-2 in the third set tiebreaker to pick up the victory.
Vujosevic nearly pulled off the opening set victory over Loriane Favoretto, but fell 7-6, 6-0 as the Cougars refused to relinquish a point in the 9-0 victory.
The Lady Saints return to action on Wednesday afternoon, traveling to 30th-ranked Georgia College for another Peach Belt Conference match. First serve against the Bobcats is set for 2:00 p.m. at the Centennial Center Tennis Complex.
#9 Columbus State University 9, North Georgia 0
Mar 07, 2011 at Columbus, GA
|Singles competition
|1. Tracy Castillo (CSUW) def. Laura Chapman (NGCSUW) 3-6, 6-3, 10-2
|2. Loriane Favoretto (CSUW) def. Stasa Vujosevic (NGCSUW) 7-6, 6-0
|3. Madeline Johnson (CSUW) def. Juliana Chiang (NGCSUW) 6-4, 6-2
|4. Olivera Jokic (CSUW) def. Audrey Marlette (NGCSUW) 6-0, 6-2
|5. Andrea Redrado (CSUW) def. Jordan Poole (NGCSUW) 6-1, 6-1
|6. Malin Colin (CSUW) def. Matilda Watson (NGCSUW) 6-0, 6-1
|Doubles competition
|1. Tracy Castillo/Loriane Favoretto (CSUW) def. Stasa Vujosevic/Laura Chapman (NGCSUW) 8-2
|2. Madeline Johnson/Olivera Jokic (CSUW) def. Juliana Chiang/Audrey Marlette (NGCSUW) 8-3
|3. Andrea Redrado/Renata Paiva (CSUW) def. Jordan Poole/Matilda Watson (NGCSUW) 8-1


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UnitedHealthcare of New England has announced that it plans to introduce a statewide program to prevent type 2 diabetes in Rhode Island sometime in 2011. Of the state's 2010 population of 1,053,000, an estimated 62,000 adults have diabetes-almost 6 percent of the population-according to the Rhode Island Department of Health. The department estimates that another 31,000 adults have the disease but have not yet been diagnosed.
In addition, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that between 20 and 24 percent of the state's population is obese. (Obesity is defined as "extreme overweight," usually starting at a body mass index of 30 or above and including men more than 20 percent and women more than 25 percent over ideal weight.)
Although program details have not been made final, UnitedHealthcare says it will introduce a diabetes-prevention program aimed at people with pre-diabetes through its Rhode Island affiliate. The company plans to eliminate co-pays for medical consultations on diabetes prevention, as well as establish a diabetes care program through primary care physicians. The company will also set up a diabetes control program in conjunction with pharmacists, initially with Walgreens.
UnitedHealthcare of New England is a division of UnitedHealth Group, a Minneapolis-based group of healthcare companies that serves approximately 70 million U.S. customers. According to the group's statistics, its nationwide network of medical experts and centers includes 632,000 physicians and healthcare professionals, 80,000 dentists, and 5,060 hospitals. Its pharmaceutical management programs affect 13 million people.
Tom Beauregard, executive vice president of UnitedHealth Group and executive director of the Center for Health Reform & Modernization, says that efforts to increase awareness of pre-diabetes should take on the same level of urgency as previous efforts to alert the U.S. public about the dangers of smoking. "Some 90 percent of pre-diabetics don't know it, and more than one-quarter of all diabetics don't know they have the condition," says Beauregard, calling for efforts at earlier screening and detection, with a special focus on children and childhood.
A recent analysis published by UnitedHealth Group's Center for Health Reform and Modernization says that more than half of all Americans could have pre-diabetes or diabetes by 2020, with medicines, treatments, poor health, and loss of productivity costing the economy up to $3.35 trillion over the next decade.
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LOL.. If they really want to Prevent T2? You 1st have to Fight OBESITY.. And you're not going to be able to do that..Not in America..
And Justifying Being FAT and OBESE by certain People and Races isn't Helping either..
Stop Obesity and you will reduce T2 by at least 75% or more..
doing anything else is Frutile..
and won't have enough of a impact.. to justify the cost.
I think the "diabetes prevention" piece of this program is a weight-loss program. From what I can read on the UnitedHealth website, it's education and counseling to encourage overweight people to lose weight.
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