Ready for a Diabetes Drug Tune-Up?
People with diabetes know the score. We’ve all seen “revolutionary” drugs and treatments introduced with fanfare, and we know that
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Type 1 Issues
Juggling More Than Three Pins
I’ve been type 1 diabetic for 15 years. It hasn’t been easy and I’m still grasping to keep my feet
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Type 1 Glucose Production Pill on the Horizon
According to research out of a lab in North Carolina, there’s more to worry about for type 1 diabetes than
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Reduced Insulin May Prevent Exercise-Related Hypoglycemia
People with type 1 diabetes who exercise may need to reduce their insulin to counteract the effects of their workouts,
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New Website Aims at Type 1 Teens
When Tommy Kelley was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes three years ago, while he was in eighth grade, he had
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If someone needs to restrict their protein intake because of kidney damage, is it safe to do a low carb diet?
7th Q&A With Dr. Richard Bernstein
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How Crunch Time Affects Kids’ Health
Although there are small hints that the American obesity epidemic may be slowing a little, one in every three American
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An Interview With My Husband, Rick
I wanted to interview my husband about my diabetes. He played a huge part in helping me accept my type
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Is it dangerous to continually have low-grade ketone levels in your blood?
6th Q&A With Dr. Richard Bernstein
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What meds do you recommend to control elevated cholesterol?
5th Q&A With Dr. Richard Bernstein
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We’re Not Bad, We’re Human
I’ve had type 1 diabetes for 18 years and whenever I hear bad news about someone with diabetes it hits
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