Lilly Says Its New Injectible Outperforms Three Popular Diabetes Drugs
Good news for Eli Lilly & Co., as well as for type 2s who appreciate the addition of new drugs
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Fighting For Test Strips
Recently while I was out shopping with my sister, I tested my blood sugar and found that I had a
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Gut Bacteria Can Indicate Who Has Type 2
A Chinese study of 345 patients divided between non-diabetics and people with type 2 diabetes concludes that gut bacteria between
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FDA Approves Dexcom’s G4
The FDA has approved U.S. sales of Dexcom’s G4TM PLATINUM continuous glucose monitor. The San Diego-based manufacturer said it is
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Deborah Grona: Dancing Back to Life
Deborah Grona hadn’t danced with her husband in more than four years. “We fell in love on the dance floor,”
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It’s World Diabetes Day!
What are you doing today to mark the occasion? I have an idea for something you might enjoy! In honor
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Super-Tight Control of Blood Sugar After Kidney Transplant May Be Counterproductive
To see if tightly controlling blood sugar provides improved results in patients who received a kidney transplant, a group of
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My Husband Tries Type 1 Diabetes for a Day
It started at 7:45 a.m., when I heard my husband’s phone alarming. Since it was his scheduled virtual type 1
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Gum Treatments Can Lower Diabetes-Related Medical Costs
People with diabetes who receive treatment for gum disease can enjoy substantial reductions in hospitalizations, doctor visits, and annual medical
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A Rocky Path to Better Blood Sugar
When my doctor said, “You have diabetes. You’ll have to watch your sugar, change your lifestyle, and lose some weight,”
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TSA Full-Body Scans Can Cause Insulin Pump, CGM Malfunctions
A report in the October 2012 issue of Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics says that airport full-body scans can cause malfunctions
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