AskNadia: What’s Your Take on Victoza®?
Hi Nadia: What do you think about Victoza® What positives or negatives come to mind? Lucy Hi Lucy: If
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Diabetes Health Type 1: Oral insulin Pill Proves Feasible
Diabetes Health Staff Italian researchers have developed a fourth method of delivering insulin to people with type 1 diabetes. An
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Diabetes Health Type 1 & 2: Evaluating Mealtime Insulin Treatment Based on Needs and Insights
Sponsored by Lilly Diabetes People work hard to manage their diabetes and yet, many still struggle to keep blood glucose
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Diabetes Health Podcast Interview Flashback: Nick Jonas Beyond Type 1
Click here to listen to Diabetes Health in the News Podcast Nick Jonas, our podcast guest, will be joining us,
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Living with Type 2: A Random Pharmacy Test Diagnosed My Diabetes
By Claire Lynch Several months ago, at a Walmart near his home, Jason Atkinson went shopping, looking for eggs and
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AskNadia: Why is My Blood Sugar High When Nothing Has Changed?
Dear Nadia, I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes 14 years ago this month. For the most part, my daily
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AskNadia: How Do I Calculate My A1c from My Blood Sugar Range?
Dear Nadia, My blood sugar has been hovering around 220 and 240. How do I calculate my A1c? Sam Dear
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My Diabetes Family on World Diabetes Day Nov 14th
I come from four generations of type 2 diabetes. My brother lived in Australia and my grandmother lived in the
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Diabetes Health Type 1 &2: Novo’s Weekly Insulin Now in Phase II Testing
Diabetes Health Staff Even though the annual Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association (June 12-16) will be “virtual,” with
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Diabetes Health Type 1: Using the Tandem Insulin Pump Has Helped Keeping Her Blood Sugars in a Good Range
At age 19 Michele Cramer went to her doctor afraid that she had a urinary tract infection. The nurse asked
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Type 1 & 2 Diabetes: Five Simple Ways to Lower Your Blood Sugar
Diabetes can seem complicated and overwhelming, full of charts and devices and concerned-looking medical professionals. There’s talk of hormones and
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