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Fork of diabeties data

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Last edited Mar 9, 2023

Created on Mar 8, 2023

This visualization presents survey data on diabetes awareness, showing the first ten rows of the dataset with details on the number of rows, columns, and file size. The page uses D3.js to load a CSV file from a GitHub gist, while the background displays a static JPEG image of a diabetes-related graphic. The code employs D3's `csv` method for data parsing and displays the information as text elements within the SVG, styled with custom CSS. The visualization is built with Vue and rendered using SVG, with D3 version 5.

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