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August 22, 2004 — ADiabetesWebsite announced that it has completed the acquisition of one of the Internet’s oldest and most respected diabetes websites, the DiabetesMonitor (www.diabetesmonitor.com).

The DiabetesMonitor website, which was first published May 3, 1995, consistently ranks among the top diabetes websites in search engines, and has garnered many words of praise through the years. It has included many links to other diabetes websites, and a section called “the Diabetes Mentor”, a collection of webpages providing information to people with diabetes and their families.

The mission statement of the DiabetesMonitor is to provide information about diabetes for patients and their families, and offer useful advice about the prevention and management of diabetic complications, to provide resources for patients, families, diabetes educators and other health care professionals, and to support people with diabetes in their pursuit of quality of life.

To address these needs, the DiabetesMonitor website will be expanded by incorporating the content of ADiabetesWebsite. Features from ADiabetesWebsite will be continued, including daily news updates, product reviews, and information and commentaries. Additionally, the combined website will have new sections such as “Diabetes Q&As” to provide answers to questions about diabetes. Prior activities of the DiabetesMonitor website including “Diabetes on the Web”, “Diabetes Resources”, and “Diabetes Mentor” will continue.

The combined website will be accessible from several domain names, including www.diabetesmonitor.com, www.adiabeteswebsite.com, and www.adws.info.

August 22, 2004 — ADiabetesWebsite announced that it has completed the acquisition of one of the Internet’s oldest and most respected diabetes websites, the DiabetesMonitor (www.diabetesmonitor.com).

The DiabetesMonitor website, which was first published May 3, 1995, consistently ranks among the top diabetes websites in search engines, and has garnered many words of praise through the years. It has included many links to other diabetes websites, and a section called “the Diabetes Mentor”, a collection of webpages providing information to people with diabetes and their families.

The mission statement of the DiabetesMonitor is to provide information about diabetes for patients and their families, and offer useful advice about the prevention and management of diabetic complications, to provide resources for patients, families, diabetes educators and other health care professionals, and to support people with diabetes in their pursuit of quality of life.

To address these needs, the DiabetesMonitor website will be expanded by incorporating the content of ADiabetesWebsite. Features from ADiabetesWebsite will be continued, including daily news updates, product reviews, and information and commentaries. Additionally, the combined website will have new sections such as “Diabetes Q&As” to provide answers to questions about diabetes. Prior activities of the DiabetesMonitor website including “Diabetes on the Web”, “Diabetes Resources”, and “Diabetes Mentor” will continue.

The combined website will be accessible from several domain names, including www.diabetesmonitor.com, www.adiabeteswebsite.com, and www.adws.info.