Type 1 Archives - Page 14 of 21

Outsmarting Diabetes: When There’s Only Yourself to Lean On

As a type 1 diabetic for 13 years, I truly understand having a person to lean on is something none

We all start from nothing. When we’re born, we’re blank slates, minds looking outward, ready to absorb the love of

JDCA pushes for "practical cure" by 2025

Summer camp and an abiding faith inspire a 65-year struggle

In the healthcare field today, perhaps no area holds as much promise and as many perils as weight control. Researchers

Fear is a funny thing. In a controlled situation, say a movie theater or roller coaster, it can be exciting.

Are you a person with type 1 diabetes? Do you often feel tired? A new study suggests that you’re not

Is it important to determine the exact type of diabetes you have if you’re already on insulin and maintaining very

British snowboard champion Christopher Southwell has always lived for the adrenaline rush. So when he was diagnosed with type 1

Thrilled, elated, ecstatic, joyful-these are all accurate descriptions of my feelings after my doctor appointment today, but somehow they don’t

Raising Teens with Diabetes: A Survival Guide for Parents by Moira McCarthy, Spry Publishing, 272 pages, $15.95. ISBN: 978-1-9381720-20-1 Buy