Oh how I go on sometimes about the compounding effect that heart disease and diabetes have on each other. Life insurance underwriters know all too well that the combination is a dangerous one, and not to be underwritten lightly. If there isn't good control of both problems, life insurance rates will likely be something wished [...]
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