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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!
Slow Eating
A study finds that eating more quickly is associated with having diabetes. Is eating slowly the answer?
Naturopathic Remedies
A small study finds benefits associated with naturopathic medicine.
Corrupting Coworkers
A survey shows that many people on special diets feel pressure from colleagues not to stick to them. Are coworkers harming your diabetes management?
Exercise Comfort
A study finds that cooling the palms of the hands during exercise leads to increased performance. What does this mean for your workout?
Fast-Food Factors
Experts debate the reasons for the continuing popularity of fast food. What factors lead you to eat either in or out?
DNA Decisions
Personal genetic sequencing is becoming more and more common. What information should be reported to patients, doctors, and relatives?
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