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Exercise and Sleep
A new study suggests that exercising in the evening doesn't cause sleep problems. For optimal sleep and energy, when is the best time to exercise?
Saturated Fat Linked to Accumulation of Dangerous Belly Fat
Eating saturated fat leads to the accumulation of more visceral fat and less muscle mass than eating polyunsaturated fat, according to new research published in the journal Diabetes. Visceral fat has been linked to metabolic disturbances such as Type 2 diabetes…
The Problem With the Problems With Obamacare
That’s not a typo you read. I want to talk about the problem with how we talk about the problems with Obamacare. I know this is a topic not directly tied to diabetes, but health insurance, and our rather precarious health-care system, certainly has a LARGE impact on all of us living with this preexisting condition…
Diabetes or Weight — Which Comes First?
“Everybody knows” that being fat leads to Type 2 diabetes, even though it’s not true. That idea has been pretty well debunked…
Oral Insulin Study for Those at Risk of Type 1
Do you have Type 1 diabetes? If so, your relatives may be interested in an actively recruiting TrialNet study that is testing whether oral insulin can prevent or delay the development of Type 1 in people who are at increased risk of the condition…
Are Endocrine Disruptors Disrupting Your Life?
I’ve been seeing a lot of references to “endocrine disruptors” lately, and not in scientific journals, but rather in magazines and online newsletters. If you’re scratching your head and wondering what the heck an endocrine disruptor is, well, you’re not alone…
2014 Weekend for Women
If you’re a woman with diabetes, you won’t want to miss the 2014 Weekend for Women in Washington, DC, organized by the nonprofit group DiabetesSisters…
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Exercise and Sleep
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Diabetes or Weight — Which Comes First?
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The Problem With the Problems With Obamacare
William Boling: I agree with a lot of what...
Study Links Pollutants, Metabolic Complications; Glucose Meter Recall
Ferne: Interesting!! My great grandmother...
Beyond Insulin: What Else Might Help?
Many of the diabetes drugs approved for Type 2 diabetes are starting to be tested on people with Type 1, to see if they are helpful when used along with insulin.
Managing Your Weight: How a Psychologist Can Help
Psychologists can help people deal with many challenges, including living with a chronic illness and managing their weight.
How Much Do You Know About Neuropathy?
Learn more about what can contribute to the development of neuropathy and what can help with symptoms.
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