Women with type 1 diabetes were uniquely likely to show an increase in one measure of heart disease risk in a recent study …
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Distress in Type 1 Diabetes Can be Treated and Reduced: Study
In adults with type 1 diabetes who reported elevated distress, an intervention program was shown to dramatically improve this measure… Read More “Distress in Type 1 Diabetes Can be Treated and Reduced: Study”
Type 1 Diabetes: Routine Mealtimes Help Blood Sugar in Kids
Young kids with type 1 diabetes who stick to routine mealtimes are more likely to achieve their blood sugar targets than kids who snack, according to new research… Read More “Type 1 Diabetes: Routine Mealtimes Help Blood Sugar in Kids”
Heart Failure Risk Higher in Women With Type 1 Diabetes
While type 1 diabetes raises the risk for heart failure in both sexes, the effect is much greater in women, according to a new study… Read More “Heart Failure Risk Higher in Women With Type 1 Diabetes”
Women With Type 1 Diabetes at Increased Risk of Giving Birth Prematurely
Pregnant women who have type 1 diabetes are at increased risk of giving birth prematurely, according to new research in the Annals of Internal Medicine… Read More “Women With Type 1 Diabetes at Increased Risk of Giving Birth Prematurely”
Runner With Type 1 Diabetes to Compete in World Marathon Challenge
Eric Tozer, a runner with Type 1 diabetes, is attempting the World Marathon Challenge, a weeklong stretch of marathons. No one with the condition has ever attempted this weeklong stretch of marathons before… Read More “Runner With Type 1 Diabetes to Compete in World Marathon Challenge”
Gluten During Pregnancy Tied to Children’s Diabetes Risk
A new study shows a relationship between a pregnant woman’s gluten intake and her child’s later risk of developing Type 1 diabetes. Should gluten be restricted during pregnancy? Read More “Gluten During Pregnancy Tied to Children’s Diabetes Risk”
Can a Very-Low-Carb Diet Help People with Type 1 Diabetes?
Several weeks ago, a study was published in the journal Pediatrics suggesting that people with Type 1 diabetes could follow a very-low-carbohydrate diet (VLCD) and achieve glycemic control. Learn about the research from Certified Diabetes Educator and Registered Dietitian Amy Campbell… Read More “Can a Very-Low-Carb Diet Help People with Type 1 Diabetes?”
Exercising With Diabetes: Strong, Not Sick
Yes, it’s hard to run when my blood sugar is high or low, but exercising with diabetes makes me feel strong, not sick… Read More “Exercising With Diabetes: Strong, Not Sick”
Post-Marathon Interview With T1D Greg Weintraub
I interviewed Greg Weintraub, a runner with Type 1 diabetes, in March as he was preparing for the Boston Marathon. He successfully completed the race… Read More “Post-Marathon Interview With T1D Greg Weintraub”
Diabetes and Reasons for Running
Maybe that’s my reason for running. To drown out the self-doubt. To prove to myself and others that Type 1 diabetes is an added challenge, not a roadblock… Read More “Diabetes and Reasons for Running”
