Insulin Pumps: Myths And Reality
I don’t come to praise insulin pumps, and I don’t come to bury them. Instead, I am here to tell
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Type 1
Researching the Cure Beyond The Mouse
For most of us with diabetes, diabetes cure research can feel like it’s moving at a glacial pace. If you’re
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Newly Discovered Virus Linked To Obesity
If you thought your obesity and type 2 diabetes diagnoses were genetic “gifts” from your family, it could be a
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Carrying a Pancreas Outside My Body
One of the pluses of having a working pancreas is that you do not often lose it. The organ just
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New Device Spots Early Signs Of Diabetic Autonomic Neuropathy
Diabetic autonomic neuropathy, a common side effect of diabetes that is linked to a wide range of complications including digestive
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For Diabetics And Their Devices, The Present Is Never Enough
Type 1 diabetics seem to always be living in a transitional phase. The technology we have currently is always about
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Shift Work Raises Odds of Type 2 Diabetes
Those who work shift work – both steady second or third-shift schedules or swing shifts, which include shifts that rotate
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Death Risk Higher in Polytrauma Cases for People With Diabetes
Having diabetes increases the risk of complications or death in cases where patients have suffered polytrauma compared with patients who
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Insulin pumps lead to lower A1C levels for insulin-dependent type 2s
Insulin pumps can be as beneficial for those with type 2 diabetes that require insulin as they have become for
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Those with diabetes are more likely to develop head and neck cancers, research shows
While experts have long noted that those with diabetes have a higher risk of heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular
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