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Quiz: How Can Diabetes Be Treated?

Sarah Luke, 73, of Kennesaw, Ga., who was diagnosed with diabetes, works out as part of a new exercise program at her local YMCA.

The medical research community is making big strides in diabetes and prediabetes treatment. So, perhaps, is your local YMCA. Take our quiz to see how much you know about the future of treating the world's fastest-growing disease.

Learn more by listening to the latest in WNYC's Sugarland series.

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