Living With Type 2 Diabetes: Taking The Heat
Having diabetes can bring on an entirely new set of health issues–as if diabetes itself isn’t enough. I believe that
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Living with Type 1 Diabetes: Besides Food, What Makes You Happy?
I asked myself the same question. While I adore food (who doesn’t?!), there is more to life. Diabetes can seriously
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Dogs That Sense Low Blood Sugar
Forensic scientist Mark Ruefenacht, who has type 1 diabetes, tells Diabetes Health publisher Nadia Al-Samarrie how he realized that dogs can be a major defense against life-threatening episodes of hypoglycemia..
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Diabetes Health Type 1: My Gluten-Free Pumpkin Spice Donut Meltdown
By Meagan Esler It was a snowy and chaotic day at work as we sold Christmas items out of the
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Diabetes Health Type 2 Diabetes: How (Non-Diabetic) Others See Us
By Patrick Totty It’s always fun to get a different take on things. You sit for years a few rows
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AskNadia: Why Your Diabetes Will Not Be Cured or Reversed
Dear Nadia, I have had Type 2 diabetes for five years. My doctor says if I lose 22 pounds, my
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Diabetes Health Type 1: Sometimes I Worry That I Am Just Not That Great at Managing Diabetes
I watch all these friends with diabetes that totally own their diabetes. They appear to master it. They have gadgets
Read MoreType 1 Diabetes: Are You Keeping Your Questions In Check?
How intrusive do people get with their health comments or questions to you? If you have had diabetes for any
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Diabetes Health Type 2: The Desire for Control Has to Make Sense
For several years now I’ve been following the controversy surrounding a lawsuit by California parents to force public school districts
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Diabetes Health: Doctors Using Technology to Help People With Diabetes
An online survey from Consumer Reports showed that the top complaint among 660 surveyed doctors was the failure of patients
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Living With Type 1 Diabetes: Parenting Style Impacts Control in Children
As a dad, do you tend to be authoritative and have high expectations of your child’s self control? Do you
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