Black Lives Matter History: Henrietta Lacks Immortal HeLa Cells Advances Medicine
By Nadia Al-Samarrie Click on the Arrow to Listen to the Podcast Henrietta Lacks is an African American woman
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Diabetes Health Type 1: Bringing Down My High Blood Sugar Numbers
By Claire M. Lynch One day last year when Ricky Walker was working he almost passed out. One of
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Diabetes Health Type 1: Managing a Lifestyle Change
By Claire Lynch Perry Rushing was 28 years old when he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. He told
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Diabetes Health Type 1 & 2: Generic Versus Branded Blood Glucose Test Strips
By Clay Wirestone I can’t remember when I started using generic strips. It might have been when I was irritated
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Diabetes Health Type 1 & 2: Peas Can Be An Effective Iron Supplement
Iron contained within peas could be processed to provide more effective dietary supplements, according to a new study by scientists
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he News That Silenced Me
By Meagan Esler After yet another ridiculously low blood sugar (of 36) last night, my husband commented “Your upcoming A1C
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Diabetes Health Type 2: A1c Drops After Adopting a Diabetes Diet
By Claire M. Lynch Karen Segler says that she felt terrible before receiving her Type 2 diagnosis. “Headaches
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Diabetes Health Type 2: Encouraging Other Diabetics to Be Their Own Advocates
By Claire M. Lynch Carolyn Sangrey’s family is filled with Types 2 diabetes – her mother, father and maternal
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Diabetes Health Up & Pumping Type 1:Take Time to Renew & Recharge Each Day
By Claire M. Lynch Amy Mackessy, a mother of four teenagers, keeps busy taking care of her family
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From the Sugar Happy Kitchen- Caesar Salad with 5.1 Net Carbs
By Nadia Al-Samarie If you think the Caesar salad was created in Italy, your line of thought is like most.
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Not Surprised to Be Diagnosed with Diabetes
By Claire M. Lynch She was four years old when Brianna Derksen’s parents took her to a doctor’s appointment. Various
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