Is There New Hope to Treat Type 1 Diabetes?
— Dawn M. Sweet, Ph.D. A recently approved F.D.A. drug delays the onset of Type 1 diabetes. Approximately 1.5 million Americans have Read more»
— Dawn M. Sweet, Ph.D. A recently approved F.D.A. drug delays the onset of Type 1 diabetes. Approximately 1.5 million Americans have Read more»
Restricting carbohydrates can help patients with diabetes manage glycemic control. As a chronic and progressive disease that can lead to adverse health Read more»
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In the last in a short series for people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, certified diabetes educator Amy Hess-Fischl discusses how two commonly prescribed medications can help with control.
As part of our ongoing series for people newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, certified diabetes educator Amy Hess-Fischl talks about exercise including guidelines, the various types, and strategies for getting active again.
In the second installment of our “Newly Diagnosed” series aimed at helping people with type 2 diabetes, registered dietitian and CDE Amy Hess-Fischl talks about identifying carbs, ways to decrease their intake, and how to read food labels.
We are beginning a short “Newly Diagnosed” series that is aimed at helping people just diagnosed with type 2 diabetes to gain some valuable information to help them with their management. In this first article, Amy Hess-Fischl discusses glucose monitoring.
Certified diabetes educator Megan Day provides an overview of these types of insulin, mechanisms of action, and who are candidates for these medicines.
I have helped many children with diabetes over the span of my career. Incidence of type 2 diabetes among children is increasing with time.
Why is it important to keep your blood glucose under control? For one, it help reduce your chance for complications. Find out more.
Being diagnosed with diabetes can be an overwhelming process, especially when it’s a surprise. Here are five first steps you should take after a diabetes diagnosis.
Diabetes Self-Management Education is a crucial tool to help people with diabetes learn techniques and choices to live a healthier life with diabetes.
What are effective ways to control your blood sugar levels in the body? Read this blog to find out.