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CDC and FDA: Don’t Share!
Federal health agencies issue advisories against sharing lancing devices and even blood glucose meters.
Activity Yes, Exercise Maybe
I’m often preaching about the value of physical activity, but physical activity doesn’t always mean exercise. Even when you do exercise, there’s no need to spend money and travel to a fancy gym. There are some better ways to move…
Be a Team Player or, Even Better, Be the Team Leader
When I go to see my endocrinologist, we pull up our seats to the examining table and begin spreading out charts, graphs, lab results, my insulin pump’s basal settings, a list of the drugs I need prescriptions written for — and more — until the table is just about covered…
Stocking Your Healthful Freezer: Meat, Poultry, and Fish (Part 6)
Well, Labor Day weekend, the unofficial end of summer, is now behind us. We escaped the wrath of Hurricane Earl and have had three days of beautiful weather. But there’s a hint of fall in the air, the sun is rising later, and the leaves are beginning to change color…
Green Leafy Vegetables Cut Risk of Type 2, Study Shows
Moms now have another reason to encourage the kids to eat their vegetables: A recent study has found that increased consumption of green leafy vegetables can significantly reduce a person’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes…
It’s a Sparkling Water Kind of Day, Every Day
Ah yes, I remember it so unfondly, the month or so before my diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes. The thirst! Oh the excessive, abnormal, unquenchable thirst…
Diabetes on the Web
After sex, health is probably the most popular topic on the World Wide Web. News sites, support groups, newsletters and magazines, blogs, and product promotions compete for our attention. Which sites work for you, and how do you best use the Web for your health?
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