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Kids Type1 

Type 1 Girls Linked to Abnormal Eating Patterns

July 1, 2004March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Eating disturbances, though mostly mild, were significantly more common in preteen and early-teenage girls with type 1 diabetes.

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Kids Type1 

Attention, Type 1 Teens

July 1, 2004March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Five Ways to Eat Right and Stay Healthy

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Blog Diet Exercise How To Kids Lower Carb Options Meters Personal Stories Type 1 

Diagnosis: Control

June 1, 2001March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Cheerleader Uses Carb-Counting and Insulin Regimen to Overcome Diabetes Diagnosis and Maintain Active Lifestyle

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Coloring Book Teaches Kids About Diabetes

July 1, 2000March 27, 2019 Nadia Al-Samarrie 0 Comments

Peter Chase, MD, professor of pediatrics and clinical director of Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes in Denver, has introduced

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Kids News Notes From The Research Lab Type2 

An Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes in Kids

May 1, 2000March 27, 2019 Nadia Al-Samarrie 0 Comments

The American Diabetes Association (ADA) and the American Academy of Pediatrics are calling the alarming rise of type 2 diabetes

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Blog Books Children With Diabetes (CWD) Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Kids Type 1 Diabetes 

Type 1 Diabetes: Products Help Kids Cope With Diabetes

June 1, 1999March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

It can be difficult coping with diabetes, especially if you’re a child. Luckily, there are educational toys and other products

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Blog Kids Notes From The Research Lab Type2 

Are Children of Type 2s Less Sensitive?

September 1, 1997March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Children of parents with type 2 diabetes have decreased insulin sensitivity reports a study in the June 1997 issue of

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Blog Kids Notes From The Research Lab Type2 

Kids of Type 2 Parents Should Get Tested-They May Have Early Stages of Type 2 Diabetes

March 1, 1997March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Researchers at the Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine in New Orleans have discovered the earliest predictors of

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Blog Kids Type1 

Keep Your Children From Getting Diabetes: Dr. Nancy Bohannon Talks About Preventing Type 1 Diabetes

November 1, 1992March 27, 2019 DH Editor 0 Comments

Dr. Nancy Bohannon is actively involved in diabetes research and operates a full-time private practice in Internal Medicine, specializing in

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AskNadia: Exercising to Avoid Diabetes Complications
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AskNadia: Exercising to Avoid Diabetes Complications

January 4, 2023January 4, 2023 Nadia Al-Samarrie 0

Dear Nadia: I know I need to exercise to avoid diabetes complications. I just can’t get motivated to get going.

AskNadia: Struggling With Type 2 Diabetes and My A1C
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AskNadia: Struggling With Type 2 Diabetes and My A1C

October 15, 2022October 15, 2022 Nadia Al-Samarrie 0
AskNadia: What is Considered a Good A1C Range?
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AskNadia: What is Considered a Good A1C Range?

June 27, 2022July 26, 2022 Nadia Al-Samarrie 3
AskNadia: How to Bring Down A 434 Blood Sugar?
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AskNadia: How to Bring Down A 434 Blood Sugar?

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