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Lay educators shore up diabetes DM efforts in Hispanic communities.

Diabetes impacts Hispanics at twice the rate of Caucasians, and traditional DM efforts are not adequately reaching this fast-growing minority group. However, a novel approach that makes use of 'lay educators' is showing promise at a number of sites across the country. And developers suggest that the model may have potential use in other minority groups as well.