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What’s the diabetes world buzzing about today? Diabetes Flashpoints focuses on hot topics in diabetes, ranging from airline policies for overweight passengers to whether a higher HbA1c is healthier. So jump right in — leave a comment, send us your ideas — join the debate and let your voice be heard!
Fired for Diabetes
A professional football player is dismissed because of his Type 2 diabetes. When is it acceptable for employment decisions to be based on diabetes?
Gastric Banding vs. Bypass
A governor’s gastric banding surgery has refocused attention on the options available for weight loss — and possible diabetes resolution. Is any surgery right for you?
Paid to Lose Weight
A study shows that as little as $20 can get someone to stick with a weight-loss program. Should this concept be expanded?
Diabetes Scare Tactics
Some diabetes prevention efforts use images and language that are meant to frighten. Are these tactics productive?
Money From Mistakes
A recent study finds that hospitals routinely profit from medical errors, since correcting them lets them bill for more services. What’s the solution?
Walking vs. Running
Two recent studies show that while runners seem to have better health outcomes than walkers, running may not be inherently better than walking. Which is best for you?
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