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Aug 11, 2008
How Many Diabetes Educators Can You Fit Into One Convention Center?
If you regularly read my postings, you probably realize that I tend to write about a specific topic on a weekly basis. However, this week, my posting will be something of a "mishmash" of three topics—all diabetes-related, however.
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Jul 28, 2008
Vitamin D: Is It a Miracle? (Part 2)
Last week (in "Vitamin D: Is It a Miracle? [Part 1]"), we started to delve into the world of vitamin D. Many of you posted comments about your experiences with vitamin D and how much you’ve benefited from taking a vitamin D supplement.
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Jul 21, 2008
Vitamin D: Is It a Miracle? (Part 1)
What vitamin helps keep bones healthy, helps ease depression, and may prevent heart attacks, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and Type 1 diabetes? You guessed it: vitamin D.
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May 19, 2008
Stevia: A Sweetener Shrouded in Mystery and Debate
Over the past several weeks, we’ve taken a closer look at various nutritive, or caloric, sweeteners, including high-fructose corn syrup. Thank you all for your comments, questions, and suggestions. The use of sweeteners is obviously an important, and often emotionally charged, topic.
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May 14, 2008
Power Naps, Health Naps
People think self-management means giving up things you like. That is so wrong. Self-management really means doing things that you like, but that society doesn’t want you to do. A self-managed life should be more fun and feel better than an unhealthy life (although it can involve more pin pricks and needle sticks).
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Beware Diabetic Complacency
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The Mysteries of Pain
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It's About Time
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Diabetes and Celiac Disease (Part 1)
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Type 2 Diabetes: Are We Closer to Knowing "Why?"
Learn the latest theories about what causes Type 2 diabetes.
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Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Your Pancreas?
Test your knowledge about roles the pancreas plays in the body.
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