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FEATURES

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM DIABETES EDUCATION
DIABETES AND BONE HEALTH
FAST-FOOD COOKING AT HOME: BURGERS AND SIDES
WHEN VIAGRA DOESN'T WORK: TREATING ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
CALORIES: THE KEY TO WEIGHT CONTROL

DEPARTMENTS

Diabetes Basics
Keeping Your Eyes Healthy

News & Notes
Read about Avandia, Welchol, Symlin, and government advice on how to dispose of unused drugs.

Sports & Fitness
Yoga: Uniting Body, Mind, and Spirit

What Your Doctor Is Reading
Read about the the protective effects of the drug fenofibrate on the development of retinopathy, aspirin resistance, how your eating style affects your brain, and the effects of diabetes care on quality of life.

For Parents
Community Solutions to Childhood Obesity

Diabetes Resources
Finding Peer Support

Q&A
Experts give answers on why Diabetes Self-Management doesn't print the glycemic index of its recipes, what to do about an allergy to syringe needles, when to get a new blood glucose meter, whether pioglitazone is useful for people with Type 1 diabetes, what diabetic arthropathy is, and when to worry about high morning blood glucose levels.

Supermarket Smarts
Fresh, Frozen, and Canned Poultry

Diabetes Quiz
How Much Do You Know About Carbohydrate?

Recipe Makeovers: Fry Bread
A nutrition expert transforms a traditional recipe to have less fat and calories.

Diabetes Definitions
Learn the meaning and significance pulsatile intravenous insulin therapy, Addison disease, and resveratrol.

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